Here are some common citrus diseases and pests and how to get rid of them. A common citrus enemy is the citrus leaf miner, a ...

Today, nearly every citrus grove in Florida is infected with the disease. If an orange tree were to remain untreated, the disease would block its ability to get nutrients and kill it within a few ...

But citrus itself is ancient. Fossilized leaves discovered in China’s Yunnan ... whose research informs the above illustration. A bacterial disease called huanglongbing (a.k.a. citrus greening ...

These creatures may be small, but they can cause significant harm to your citrus trees ... so not only discourages leaf miners but also helps prevent fungal diseases. Read the original article ...

It looks like bird droppings on a leaf, but don't be fooled: it's a caterpillar in disguise. This seemingly innocent creature causes devastation in some agricultural communities, eating young citrus ...

The first citrus trees ... change and disease, and breed characteristics desired by the consumer." The fossil record of citrus fruits is poor. However, a fossil citrus leaf found in southwestern ...

Florida’s citrus industry ... ability to produce fruit. Trees producing grapefruits, lemons, tangerines, tangelos and other fruits are also susceptible to the disease. Typical orange harvesting ...