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The Latin name for apricot is "praecoquum", which literally means "early matured"
Around 95% of all apricots grown in the United States come from California
75% of all California apricots are of the Patterson variety
Apricot Trees produce fruit for 20 years
The average apricot tree rises to 12-15 feet tall and produces fruit for 20-25 years
Three raw apricots provide 30% of the recommended daily amount for beta-carotene
California harvested 77,300 tons of apricots in 2003
Astronauts ate apricots on the Apollo moon mission
Dried apricots contain over 40 percent sugar
Apricots belong to the family Rosaceae, the same family of the garden rose
Apricot kernels are poisonous until roasted
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