Apples severely affected by apple scab, Venturia inaequalis

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Apples severely affected by apple scab, Venturia inaequalis

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Media ID 10083960

© FLPA/Nigel Cattlin

Apple Apples Close Damage Devon Fruit Spot Spots Spotting Blemish Scab

EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo print, FLPA photographer Nigel Cattlin captures the aftermath of a mischievous apple scab invasion on an unsuspecting orchard in Devon. These apples have clearly fallen victim to Venturia inaequalis, also known as apple scab - nature's way of adding a touch of rebellious charm to our beloved autumn fruit. With their vibrant red and green hues now marred by unsightly blemishes and spotting, these apples could easily be mistaken for avant-garde works of art. Forget about perfection; these fruits proudly wear their battle scars like badges of honor! As we gaze upon this unique snapshot, it's hard not to imagine the stories behind each damaged spot. Did they engage in epic battles against microscopic villains? Or perhaps they simply couldn't resist dancing under October rain showers? Regardless, one thing is certain: these apples are proof that even imperfections can be beautiful. So next time you bite into a flawless-looking apple at your local grocery store, remember the brave souls who fought valiantly against apple scab just so you could enjoy that crisp and juicy goodness. Let this whimsical image serve as a reminder that life isn't always picture-perfect – sometimes it's the flaws that make things truly extraordinary!

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