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Apricot tree rot or bug? Please help

 
gason cocinero
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posted 7 years ago
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These trees are 7 years old and I just noticed this at the base of this apricot tree. It looks a bit rotted an inch or two into the trunk. Any ideas what it could be and how I can save it?  Thank you in advance.
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