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Citrus greening huanglongbing (African)
Candidatus Liberibacter africanus Citrus greening huanglongbing (African) (Candidatus Liberibacter africanus) is a bacterial pathogen of citrus. It is a native of Africa. Citrus greening is a devastating disease of citrus. It is spread by Diaphorina citri, a small, psyllid insect. The African strain is presumed to be less invasive than the Asian strain.
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News
04/02/2020 - EPPO Global Database
01/23/2018 - NIFA Invests in Fighting Citrus Greening Disease
09/29/2017 - Shortage creates price surge for fresh citrus
06/03/2016 - Protect Your Citrus - Califonia Citrus Threat
01/29/2016 - Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP) Archives - EDIS : EDIS
02/20/2015 - Citrus greening disease targeted by USDA grants
02/20/2015 - NAPPO Phytosanitary Alert System
11/13/2014 - Huanglongbing Multi-Agency Coordination Group Update
10/01/2014 - CDFA tries to curb spread of pest
08/06/2014 - Citrus greening identified near Houston
02/17/2014 - Citrus disease appears to be spreading in Texas
02/09/2014 - Farm bill includes money for citrus disease research
02/09/2014 - Quarantine takes effect
01/08/2014 - REGION: Citrus pest drives some growers to new crops
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