Greening Trees May Produce Fruit Short Term – But Smaller

Gary Cooper April 16, 2009 Citrus, Florida

Here is a two part series from AgNet’s Ernie Neff featuring comments from University of Florida horticulturalist Tim Spann, discussing some of the latest being learned about fruit produced by citrus trees that are confirmed to have citrus greening disease, or HLB. Spann works out of UF’s Citrus Research and Education Center at Lake Alfred.
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