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Tim,

Thank you for the response.  It is much appreciated.

tfb



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Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2012 15:45:15 -0500
From: Tim Wray <ismlu@hotmail.com>
Subject: [nafex] M27 Fruit
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     To answer M27 Fruit? 
     Disclaimer:   The best I can do from memory now nearly 7 months 
old.  Results averaged from only 4 dead ripe fruits; from 2 very small 
trees; grown here (Kansas); in un-amended and not terribly rich very 
heavy clay/loam soil; receiving full midsummer sun until only about 2:00 
pm, shaded there after.
     Shape:           Slightly flattened globe (both ends indented), 
some may have been slightly conical.
     Size:              Up to 1 and ? inches diameter.
     Appearance:   Attractive; yellow to very slightly orange/yellow, 
most with a slight reddish blush on the sunny side, no russeting but 
with a few small, but noticeable, lenticels (I think).
     Skin:              Thick, tough.
     Flesh:             Undesirable; very dry and very soft, mushy.
     Flavor:           Almost absent entirely but very sli

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