Citrus greening detected in California citrus tree
A lemon-grapefruit hybrid tree in Los Angeles County tested positive for citrus greening, a deadly bacterial disease carried by the Asian citrus psyllid. California faces a potential hit to its $2 billion citrus industry and backyard trees as officials assess containment and response.
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