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The image displays a bar chart of the percentage of UK males and females consuming five or more portions of fruit and vegetables daily by age group in 2006. In the 19-24 age group, 15% are males and 17% are females. For ages 25-34, males are at 22% and females at 25%. In the 35-44 age range, 22% are males, while 27% are females. For those 45-54, 28% are males and 31% are females. The 55-64 group shows 32% for males and 35% for females. For the 65-74 age range, males are at 32%, and females at 30%. At age 75, both male and female percentages stand at 25%.
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This charts illustares the percentage of males and females in the UK by age group in 2006.
Overal, based on this chart females in UK in every age group eat five or more portions of fruit and vegetables per day than males .
On the one hand, the most higher percentage of age groups , people occupy with age 55 to 64 and they reach to 35 percent of 40, which more than 30 percent are men and 35 percent are women. This is the highest figure on this chart.
On the other hand, the lowest percentage of age groups took the adults with age 19-24 , they reach only 15 percent of this chart which is show that they not often eat the fruits and vegetables like old people with age 55 to 66
In conclusion, older generation eat more fruits and vegetables than young people and females always are ahead in this males.
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