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Meaning of 

Fruit without refuse?

Refuse is the peel and seeds.

Without refuse means the fruits once you have peeled it and taken the seeds out.



Other meaning 
Without refuse" simply means the weight of what is consumed, not including the parts of the fruit that are not eaten, such as the seed mass and the rind.


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