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Watercolor of a halved pink-seeded grapefruit showing radiating pale yellow segments and a white central core.

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Pernambuco (Citrus paradisi), Bertha Heiges (1902), USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection (National Agricultural Library). Via artnap.com

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A watercolor study shows a halved grapefruit with its pale yellow segments radiating from a central white core, with pink-tinged seeds arranged around the center. The fruit is rendered in soft yellow and olive tones against a cream background, with a handwritten label giving the number 24452, the name Pernambuco, and the locality Jessamine, Paco Ico, Fla.