Provitamin A is generally more abundant in vegetables than fruits. But a few types of fruit provide good amounts, as shown below.
1. Mango — 20% DV per serving
1 medium mango: 181 mcg (20% DV)
100 grams: 54 mcg (6% DV)
100 grams: 54 mcg (6% DV)
2. Cantaloupe — 19% DV per serving
1 large wedge: 172 mcg (19% DV)
100 grams: 169 mcg (19% DV)
100 grams: 169 mcg (19% DV)
3. Pink or Red Grapefruit — 16% DV per serving
1 medium grapefruit: 143 mcg (16% DV)
100 grams: 58 mcg (6% DV)
100 grams: 58 mcg (6% DV)
4. Watermelon — 9% DV per serving
1 wedge: 80 mcg (9% DV)
100 grams: 28 mcg (3% DV)
100 grams: 28 mcg (3% DV)
5. Papaya — 8% DV per serving
1 small papaya: 74 mcg (8% DV)
100 grams: 47 mcg (5% DV)
100 grams: 47 mcg (5% DV)
6. Apricot — 4% DV per serving
1 medium apricot: 34 mcg (4% DV)
100 grams: 96 mcg (11% DV)
100 grams: 96 mcg (11% DV)
7. Tangerine — 3% DV per serving
1 medium tangerine: 30 mcg (3% DV)
100 grams: 34 mcg (4% DV)
100 grams: 34 mcg (4% DV)
8. Nectarine — 3% DV per serving
1 medium nectarine: 24 mcg (3% DV)
100 grams: 17 mcg (2% DV)
100 grams: 17 mcg (2% DV)
9. Guava — 2% DV per serving
1 medium guava: 17 mcg (2% DV)
100 grams: 31 mcg (3% DV)
100 grams: 31 mcg (3% DV)
10. Passion Fruit — 1% DV per serving
1 medium fruit: 12 mcg (1% DV)
100 grams: 64 mcg (7% DV)
100 grams: 64 mcg (7% DV)
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