USDA Lab Chief Discusses Promising Citrus Research

Dan May 28, 2010 Citrus, Florida

Calvin Arnold, director of the USDA’s Horticultural Research Laboratory in Ft. Pierce, discusses promising HLB and psyllid research occurring at the lab.

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