Nectarine varieties: Discover the nutritional benefits and the characteristics of this delicious fruit

Nectarine varieties

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T64-36
TN272-43
N2-117
5709-11
N2-88
5709-24
5692-58
CN120-10
N46-12
5710-48
N46-28
TN344-52
N46-9
T344-2
N48-25
5661-26
5661-56
N47-13
4052-22
5785-3
BN950-6
4107-9
BN931-16
4052-15
BN1118-28
BN1097-20
4055-10
BN1024-5
BN1066-1
BN1043-1

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5235-2
N2-36
N2-24
AC346-2
5709-52
5710-50
T333-31
5829-22
N48-21
HA395-58
D633-8
5635-31
5549-45
5904-21
4050-1
4052-10
BN1118-11
BN1118-68
BUT-12-17-1
BN1118-24
BN1118-4
BN1118-26
BN944-4

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TN379-10
BN1003-5
BN1002-25
5889-120

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Nectarines are a variety of peaches characterized by their juicy flesh and their smooth and shiny skin, unlike peaches, which have a velvety skin. The nectarine consumption period extends from May to mid-September.

Nectarines are an excellent source of water and carbohydrates, the latter being their second most abundant nutrient. In addition, they are rich in vitamins A, C, B3 and folic acid, which help to absorb iron and reduce blood cholesterol levels.

In short, nectarines are delicious and nutritious fruits that can be enjoyed for much of the summer and there are several varieties to try and to choose according to your preferences.

Health benefits of nectarines

n addition to being delicious, nectarines have many health benefits. They are an excellent source of vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that can protect your body against certain diseases. They also contain fibre, which helps your digestive system. This fibre helps to keep your bowels healthy and prevent constipation.

There are several varieties of nectarines available. You can choose Freestone or Semi-Freestone varieties. The Freestone variety has a flesh that is easily separated from the stone. The Semi-freestone variety contains a fibrous stone that is not very hard. Semi-freestone nectarines are usually softer and can be frozen for later use.

Nectarines contain significant amounts of fibre and protein. They also provide many vitamins and minerals. One piece of nectarine provides approximately 2.4 grams of fibre and 1.5 grams of protein. It also contains 9 mg of calcium, 13 mg of magnesium, and 287 mg of potassium. Nectarines are an excellent source of folic acid, vitamin K, and iron.

Nectarines contain high amounts of beta-carotene, an antioxidant that helps fight free radical damage in the body. This fruit also contains lutein, a nutrient that reduces the risk of cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. Also, nectarines are very low-calorie and have a low glycaemic index. They also contain copper, which is essential for energy metabolism, this can help people to stay active for longer.

Nectarines are also good for the heart and cardiovascular system, as they contain antioxidants that fight cancer and inflammation. They are also high in fibre which can help with digestion and regulate bowel movements.

Nutritional value of nectarines

Nectarines are rich in antioxidants and strengthen the body’s immune system. They are rich in vitamin C and contain bioflavonoids, a type of plant polyphenol which helps your body absorb nutrients better and aids digestion. They are also rich in vitamin A and C, which strengthen your immune system and help to fight infection. They also help your body to recover from illness faster.

Nectarines also contain iron, an important mineral for nerve and cell function. It also supports metabolic processes and helps to maintain electrolyte balance in the body. Low iron levels can lead to anaemia. Another benefit of nectarines is their antioxidant content, which fights free radicals, which cause oxidative stress and contribute to skin ageing. Antioxidants can prevent cell damage, protect skin from infection, and prevent wrinkles from appearing.

A single piece of nectarine provides 67.6 kcal of energy and contains 14.8 grams of carbohydrates. They also contain vitamin A, which is good for eye and respiratory health. Vitamin C helps to strengthen the immune system and increases collagen synthesis and blood formation. Nectarines are also rich in fibre.

Common uses and history of nectarines

Nectarines are fruits that are rich in nutrients and low-calorie. Their resemblance to peaches makes them a great addition to smoothies, salads, and baked meals. They are also rich in beta-carotene, a precursor to vitamin A. This vitamin helps to maintain healthy skin, bones, and teeth. An average nectarine contains approximately 471 international units of vitamin A.

Nectarines are related to peaches and are eaten in many different cultures. They are believed to have originated in China around 2,000 years ago and were also popular in ancient Persia, Greece, and Rome. The Spanish introduced them to North America in the late 16th century and they became popular there. Nectarine trees are long-lived and can reach a height of 30 foot. However, growers generally keep them at a height of 12 foot to make harvesting easier. There are two varieties of nectarines: Clingstone and Freestone. The former has flesh that easily separates from the stone, while the latter has flesh that clings to the stone.

Nectarines are low-calorie but rich in vitamin C and fibre. They can help reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease. They are also great sources of vitamin A and potassium. They can help maintain healthy skin and may even improve digestion. They are safe to eat during pregnancy. They also contain dietary fibre, which helps you feel fuller on less food.