GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Canker topped the list of worries for the Florida citrus industry until citrus greening – described as the world’s most serious citrus disease – was found in groves last year.
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UF researchers say citrus greening can be managed with new biological and chemical controls
July 23, 2007 by Susan
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