Posted by C on June 17, 2005, 6:08 pm
I just moved to a home with a mango tree and most of the fruit seems to
be infected with anthracnose. Can I still eat the fruits? Can I just
cut out the infected parts?
I'm in South Florida so our seasons are probably different.
Thanks,
C
Posted by China on June 21, 2005, 4:24 am
G'day C,
I've no idea, so why not ring your local govt. Agricultural
Officer?
It's getting a bit chilly here in Aus. Happy mid-winter !
China
Wingham
NSW
Posted by blank on July 2, 2005, 4:54 pm
China wrote:
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>
> G'day C,
> I've no idea, so why not ring your local govt.
> Agricultural Officer?
> It's getting a bit chilly here in Aus. Happy mid-winter !
>
> China
> Wingham
> NSW
Yes, you can eat them. The brown tissue is unsightly but harmless.
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> G'day C,
> I've no idea, so why not ring your local govt.
> Agricultural Officer?
> It's getting a bit chilly here in Aus. Happy mid-winter !
>
> China
> Wingham
> NSW