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brussel sprout worms

12 years ago

We are finding that our brussel sprouts have been infested by a small thin dark brown worm like pest that lives inside the sprouts. Can anyone help with an identification. The pest is only about a half centimeter long and very skinny. Thank you in advance.

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jean001a
12 years ago
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