Oranges have more vitamin C than apples. However, since lemons have more vitamin C than grapes, it follows that oranges have more vitamin C than grapes. If introduced into the argument as an additional premise, any of the following would make the argument logically correct except: A. Lemons have more vitamin C than oranges. B. Oranges and lemons contain the same amount of vitamin C. C. Apples and lemons contain the same amount of vitamin C. D. Apples have more vitamin C than grapes. E. Apples have more vitamin C than lemons.