Scientist Shares Views On Citrus Greening History, Management

Dan February 8, 2010 Citrus, Florida

U.S. Department of Agriculture plant pathologist Tim Gottwald shares his views about citrus greening disease, or HLB, in this series of reports. He offers thoughts on the disease’s history and spread in Florida, the viability of various management strategies, and more.

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