Bramley apple issue (forum)
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Richard Connor starts with ...
This summer we produced our first good looking Bramley apples grown on cordons bought from Tasmania.
With no blemishes on the outside we were dismayed to find them unusable due to spoilt flesh when cut open. The attached photo illustrates the problem.
Can anyone suggest what might be wrong with these fruit.
Richard
Time: 13th April 2014 5:18pm
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yrt says...
Oooh that's a hard one --could it be fruit fly??
Time: 22nd April 2014 10:35am
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Boris Spasky says...
Most likely codling moth. Or else LBAM
yrt, there is no fruit fly in Melbourne metro area, except the rare outbreak.
Time: 22nd April 2014 11:01am
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Richard Connor says...
Thanks Boris,
Excuse my ignorance but what is LBAM
Time: 28th April 2014 9:33am
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Boris Spasky says...
Light Brown Apple Moth.
Time: 28th April 2014 10:33am
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