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["Dr. Lucky Pittman" <lpittman@murraystate.edu>]

All features (leaves, buds, bark, fruit) are out of focus... making 
definitive ID difficult for me...and there's nothing provided to give any 
indication of scale/size.  
Bark, as best I can ascertain, is suggestive of Prunus... but the fruits look 
very much like a crabapple... 
Differentiation between Prunus and Malus would be simple for the friend to 
accomplish. ... just cut or bite into a fruit... single stone/pit vs. 
multiple seeds. 

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From: nafex [mailto:nafex-bounces+lpittman=murraystate.edu@lists.ibiblio.org] 
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Cc: Jerry Henkin <Sproutnut@aol.com>; Michele Warmond <WarmundM@missouri.edu>
Subject: [nafex] Identify fruit?

I have a friend who would like this identified - growing in Quincy, MA.
Says it looks like a cross between an apple and a plum.




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