What is citrus greening disease?

July 15, 2019
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Citrus greening disease is one of the world’s most serious citrus diseases, with no known cure. Within years, the disease greatly reduces the production of citrus trees and is spread by gnat-sized insects called Asian citrus psyllids.

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John Caravetta, associate director of the plant services division of the Arizona Department of Agriculture

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