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What is citrus canker?
Citrus canker is a bacterial disease that causes blemishes or cankers to appear on the leaves, stems and fruit of a citrus tree. It is a difficult disease to eradicated. It does not harm the fruit, but over time, can make the tree less prod... Read More »
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How does greening compare to citrus canker?
Greening is much more devastating than canker because greening ruins the fruit and kills the trees. Fruit from canker-blighted trees can still be used for juice and canker does not kill the tree. Read More »
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Citrus canker is caused by a bacteria. There is no cure. An infected tree should be removed and the trunk treated to prevent root sprouts (which would also be infected). However, there are two other common diseases, Anthracnose and Scab whi...
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The state is working with the USDA and UF/IFAS to determine new management strategies for citrus diseases. Recommendations for dealing with trees suspected of having citrus canker will be available soon. For now, you should not move any cit...
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Jet-Oxide 5% can be used to control the spread of citrus canker between inanimate surfaces and inanimate surfaces to plants. This product is not for treatment of infected plants.
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Symptoms on leaves and fruit are brown, raised lesions surrounded by an oily, water-soaked margin and a yellow ring or halo. Old lesions in leaves may fall out, creating a shot-hole effect.
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For all questions related to citrus canker, click here or contact the Citrus Canker Helpline at (800) 850-3781 for Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties. For all other Florida counties, call (800) 282-5153.
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