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Prune

Prune

Dried plum.

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    Chemical compound.

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    Juice produced from prunes.

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    Fat-soluble vitamers.

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    Agents that relax and loosen the bowels and stools.

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    Portion of plant-derived food that cannot be completely digested.

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    Edible fruit.

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    Juice produced from prunes.

    16%

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    Plant used as a dietary fiber.

    6.3%

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    Fruit preserved by removing most moisture.

    5.8%

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    Subspecies of edible fruit.

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    Species of flowering plant.

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