Invasive insect threatens iconic Florida citrus crops
In Florida the citrus industry valued at nine billion dollars faces its greatest threat from the Asian Citrus Psyllid carrying bacteria that causes greening. The disease halts tree vascular flow and kills trees while fruit drops. the pest likely arrived via an imported tree slip from Asia.
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Californians Tear Out Lawns Amid Historic Drought
Long Beach resident Rick Blankenship converted a thirsty lawn to drought friendly ground cover with magnolia and peppermint willow trees. Statewide water agencies push rebates to replace lawns as drought persists, with the Metropolitan Water District noting a surge in lawn removal requests from January to July.
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