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This question is confusing. Vegetables have fructose....
I understood it as "is there a sugar associated with vegetables, like fructose is associated with fruits?".
Yes, it's called fructose.
By "associated" I mean "named after it". This is clear by context given OP is asking about "veggie-fructose" and "vructose", as if you got some substance out there named after vegs.
And yes, as my answer shows it, I am aware vegetables often contain fructose.