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Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Citrus Meeting Recap

Citrus
Dr. Mongi Zekri

Photo is of ZINC deficiency.



















Citrus greening is the most devastating problem with citrus. The citrus psyllid insect is the vector (transferee) of this disease. The best I can liken it to is AIDS for citrus, the dirty hypodermic needle being the insect the citrus psyllid, and there currently is no current cure.

ATTACHED is The citrus leafminer and the citrus psyllid in dooryard citrus from our last meeting with Dr. Mongi Zekri.

Here is a link on our blog of the Fertilizer Management data that Mongi provided:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2012/03/fertilizer-management-by-dr-mongi-zekri.html

Here is a link on our blog to the Some Citrus Fungal Diseases data that Mongi provided:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2012/03/some-citrus-fungal-diseases-by-dr-mongi.html

Citrus Problems in the Home Landscape
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/hs141

Citrus Culture in the Home Landscape
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/hs132


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I included some of MY blog posts below that were covered in Mongi's presentation.

Citrus Canker:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/citrus-canker-disease-id-with-pictures.html

Citrus Phytophthora:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/citrus-phytophthora-fungal-diseases-id.html

Citrus Greasy Spot:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/citrus-greasy-spot-disease-id-with.html

Citrus Scab:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/citrus-scab-disease-id-with-pictures.html

Citrus Alternaria Brown Spot​:
​Disease:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/citrus-alternaria-brown-spot-disease-id.html

Florida Citrus Harvesting Periods:
http://lehighacresediblegardeningexchange.blogspot.com/2014/01/florida-citrus-harvesting-periods.html

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Having problems with your citrus trees in Lee County, Florida?
Email UF/IFAS Lee County Extension Office citrusadvisors@leegov.com to schedule a FREE citrus diagnosis. At least one Master Gardener, who has been specially trained as a Home Citrus Adviser, will visit your ailing tree(s) and recommend appropriate treatment(s).