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How do vegetables differ nutritionally?
Botanically, vegetables are the edible parts of plants and, thus, technically include fruits (the seed-containing, mature ovary). Vegetables are mainly carbohydrates, including starch, nonstarch polysaccharides, and fibers with varying levels of vitamins C, K, E, B6,...