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    Guava fruit were studied to determine how the amount of oxalate ions vary at different stages of ripening. The levels of oxalate ions were measured in unripe, partially ripe and fully ripe guava fruit. Overall, the amount of oxalate ions decreased as the fruit ripened, with the highest levels found in unripe fruit.

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    Guava fruit were studied to determine how the amount of oxalate ions vary at different stages of ripening. The levels of oxalate ions were measured in unripe, partially ripe and fully ripe guava fruit. Overall, the amount of oxalate ions decreased as the fruit ripened, with the highest levels found in unripe fruit.

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    Guava fruit were studied to determine how the amount of oxalate ions vary at different stages of ripening. The levels of oxalate ions were measured in unripe, partially ripe and fully ripe guava fruit. Overall, the amount of oxalate ions decreased as the fruit ripened, with the highest levels found in unripe fruit.

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    Guava fruit were studied to determine how the amount of oxalate ions vary at different stages of ripening. The levels of oxalate ions were measured in unripe, partially ripe and fully ripe guava fruit. Overall, the amount of oxalate ions decreased as the fruit ripened, with the highest levels found in unripe fruit.

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    Objective The aim and objective of this project is to Study the variation in the amount of oxalate ions in guava fruit at different st ages of ripening

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