Almost five years after citrus canker surfaced in Florida, little is known from a field-research standpoint about the nursery strain of the bacterial disease. Scientists, agriculture officials and ...

Citrus canker is a threatening disease for its growth. Many commercial citrus varieties are moderately to highly susceptible to the disease with kinno being the most vulnerable one.

Citrus canker, caused by the bacterial pathogen Xanthomonas citri ssp. citri (Xcc), has been attributed to millions of dollars in loss or damage to commercial citrus crops in subtropical ...

CITRUS stands as the second most important fruit worldwide after grapes in terms of area and production. Although citrus is very popular, its present status is threatened by a number of problems ...

Feeding damage to citrus leaves by the citrus leafminer (CLM), Phyllocnistis citrella Stainton (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae), has been shown to promote infection levels of citrus canker in a number of ...

FROSTPROOF -- After 10 years of dodging the bullet, citrus canker has likely found its way into Polk County. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is testing samples of young … ...

It seemed inevitable, but the news is still alarming: Citrus canker was found in Osceola County this month. Citrus canker poses a serious threat to the Florida citrus industry. Eradication is the o… ...

Contrary to Mr. Harsany's misinformed comments, citrus canker affects all citrus production in the state, not just fresh fruit. While we are in difficult economic times, the Florida citrus ...

For citrus canker, all microarrays are included in the leaves group. However, HLB data covered five groups (stem, leaves, fruit, seed, and roots).

Citrus canker wiped out thousands of citrus crops in Queensland 14 years ago.(ABC News: Elias Clure)NT canker outbreak worrying interstate growers. The harvest of oranges and mandarins is in full ...

Citrus canker was found in Darwin in April 2018, 14 years after Australia's last citrus canker outbreak destroyed 500,000 citrus trees near Emerald in Queensland.

The Northern Territory Government has been working with the local community, growers and the citrus industry to protect citrus plants in our backyards and on commercial farms from citrus canker ...