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Odd discolouration on plums

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Geraldine2 starts with ...
Hi,

I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my Gulf Ruby plums. Only a small percentage of the fruit is effected. There are no abrasions on the skin, no early fruit drop, and they taste normal. It's netted so no fruit fly.
I'm near Maleny in Qld.
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Geraldine2
REESVILLE,4552,QLD
10th November 2020 7:08pm
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Barnacle 1 says...
Maybe a case of plum pox virus?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325745964_Sharka_Plum_pox_virus_A_forgotten_disease_in_Iran/figures?lo=1
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13th November 2020 2:09pm
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Geraldine2 says...
That was my biggest concern, but I sent the photos to biosecurity Qld and they have advised me that it is sunburn.
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15th November 2020 5:45pm
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David01 says...
Hi Geraldine2,
Yes, it is a result of sun burn. It happened to my plum trees last year during the hot days in summer. You need to cover the top part of the remain fruits to stop the damage goes further. Remove all the damaged fruits as it taste less when it ripes. Cheers
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