Florida: 3-year-old peach tree, moderate crop last year. Extension agent said Medfly persistent in S. Florida. This year huge crop but Medfly larvae in tested fruit, no entry holes. Can't eat/share. Asks prevention for next year.
Med fly declared eradicated from Florida in 1998. No current info on maggot pests in FL peaches.
Probably not Medfly—could be Caribbean fruit fly or other tephritid. Proper ID essential.
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