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Quiet Season for Psyllids

Taylor Hillman May 5, 2014Citrus, Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops

Asian-citrus-psyllid-nymphs
Asian citrus psyllid statewide coordinator Bob Atkins says California is doing a good job of staying vigilant during the bug’s less active season. Atkins said even with the positive news, growers and researchers need to stay proactive about the bug and research on the disease.

Quiet Season for Psyllids

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