Name that Wound! (peach)
bart1
11 years ago
I've seen a new type of wound on some of my peaches and was wondering if anyone can identify it or the bug that did it.
The surface of the wound looks like a flattened drop of wax, but it's a hard surface, not soft and mushy.
Has anyone seen this before?
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