Why are there maggots in cherries?

Question 1: Why do maggots grow in fresh cherries? Because when the cherry tree blooms, fruit flies pollinate its flowers, and at the same time, they also lay eggs in the flower eggs. As long as the cherry grows, the bug will grow up and start to be invisible from the outside. When the nutrition of cherries is exhausted, maggots will eventually become flies.

Question 2: How did maggots grow in cherries recently? Is it really harmless to eat? This is a common pest. The eggs of Drosophila melanogaster are laid in cherries, and the hatched larvae are visible to the naked eye. Fan Zhihong, an associate professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Safety, College of Food Science, China Agricultural University, explained that the small meat bugs in these fruits simply can't stand stomach acid. If you enter the stomach, you will die and become protein in food, which will eventually be digested and absorbed. There is absolutely no need to worry that they will become parasites in the human body.

Question 3: Why are there maggots in cherries? Your imagination is right. Don't say I hit you.

Question 4: Are there really maggots in cherries? Can I eat? No, it's a fruit worm. It is non-toxic and harmless. If so, that's fine, at least it means it's not a pesticide.

Question 5: I ate a lot of cherries today and finally found maggots in them. How do I work? I'm not going to die, am I? No, protein, it was once said that there were fruit maggots in it, which were harmless.

Question 6: There are maggots in cherries recently. Is it true?/You don't say. Yes, they are larvae of fruit flies. You can use light salt water to soak it, but it is recommended not to soak it, because it is impossible to soak it all. And it doesn't matter if the worm eats it, just like Yangmei.

Question 7: There are maggots in cherries. Dare you eat them? Maggots are found in cherries. How to choose and eat cherries? News.jinti/zuixinzixun/1500080021Many experts from China Agricultural University said that the so-called maggots are actually larvae of fruit flies and are harmless to human body. They are one of the common pests in the cultivation of cherries, bayberry and other berries, and it is difficult to eliminate them unless pesticides are sprayed. Don't let a rumor ruin an industry! Xu Zhiqiang, Ph.D., Department of Entomology, China Agricultural University, said. View original post >>

Question 8: Is cherry maggot real? Can cherry maggots eat? What happens if you get eaten? As long as it is a good quality cherry, that is, the skin is not rotten, the fruit stalk is not falling off or the flesh is not very soft, there will never be maggots. Some people soak cherries in salt water to make maggots. In fact, this maggot is the larva of the fruit fly. Flies don't bite seamless eggs. This also applies to cherries.

Cherry maggots are the larvae of fruit flies, which are as rich in protein as the larvae of bees. Eating them will not affect the human body, but everyone's thinking and fear.

Question 9: What should I do if I eat maggots in cherries? No problem, there is an insect feast in Guangzhou. The fruit-eating bug is also protein.