New research shows that citrus trees are most likely to become infected with citrus greening disease during ‘flush,’ a stage in growth from the emergence of leaves until they expand to full size, but before they become thick and leathery.
New research shows that citrus trees are most likely to become infected with citrus greening disease during ‘flush,’ a stage in growth from the emergence of leaves until they expand to full size, but before they become thick and leathery.