Journal Article10.1146/ANNUREV.PY.29.090191.000545
Citrus greening disease.
TL;DR: This review aims to present an overview of greening worldwide, and lists 556 papers in his 1990 bibliography, and the present author found a further 86, although many do not advance the understanding of the disease.
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Abstract: Citrus greening disease is a major cause of crop and tree loss in many parts of Asia and Africa. Before it was identified as one disease, it became known by various names: yellow shoot (huanglungbin) in China; likubin (decline) in Taiwan; dieback in India; leaf mottle in the Philippines; vein phloem de generation in Indonesia; and yellow branch, blotchy-mottle, or greening in South Africa. As it became clear that all these were similar diseases the name "greening" was widely adopted. Many reviews of citrus greening have appeared, but with few exceptions (9,186), are either brief, restricted to one country, or by now out of date. This review aims to present an overview of greening worldwide. There is no shortage of literature; 6take (186) lists 556 papers in his 1990 bibliography, and the present author found a further 86, although many do not advance our understanding of the disease.
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Trioza erytreae Del Guercio and Diaphorina citri Kuwayama (Homoptera : Psylloidea), the two vectors of Citrus Greening Disease : Biological aspects and possible control strategies
TL;DR: Dans cet article sont decrits les principaux caracteres ecologiques and ethologiques des deux psylles vecteurs du greening des agrumes: Trioza erytreae (DEL GUERCIO) and Diaphorina citri KUWAYAMA.
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Diaphorina citri Kuway., a vector of the greening disease of Citrus in India.
TL;DR: The studies reported in the present paper deal with the transmISSIOn of the greening virus by the adults of Diaphorina citri Kuway.
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Citrus psylla, a vector of the greening disease of sweet orange.
TL;DR: The present note reports the first positive transmission of a virus, believed to be that of greening, by adult psylla from infected sweet oranges to healthy sweet orange seedlings.
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