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<p>Seville’s orange trees are more than just pretty plants decorating the city. From the enchanting fragrance of the azahar, or orange blossoms, during spring, to the regal utilization of the fruit in marmalade fit for a queen (literally!), the Seville oranges stand as a distinctive and integral part of the city’s rich history.Orange trees rooted […]</p>
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