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Abiotic Disorders

Poor Pollination

Poor Pollination
Photo: Mark Sweeney

Overview

Berry size is uneven. At petal fall, poorly pollinated berries are small, flat and reddish in colour. Fruit may drop shortly after bloom. Poor pollination occurs when there are insufficient bee visits during bloom. This may be caused by cool, wet weather during bloom or inadequate bee numbers.

Photo reference

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