Dozens of trees in Ventura County infected with citrus-killing disease
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- The state of California has issued a quarantine in Ventura County for citrus trees infected with a deadly bacterial disease called huanglongbing, or citrus greening. The bacterial disease has not appeared in commercial growers, but backyard growers are encouraged to not exchange citrus fruits or branches. Gordon Tokumatsu reports for the NBC4 News on Jan. 15, 2024.
Scary, especially considering how much people share their citrus here in California.
They planted the disease . They cut down my tree wasn't effected ..they said if we didn't cut it down we he would come back with warrant ...I lost my tree man I can't believe it I'm still in shock
Thanks China
Not China you notice it's not happening to commercial trees it's only happening to private residential trees they don't want you to have free fruit in your house you must go by there GMO fruit
What is she wearing ????
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Balenciaga 💅
This happened in Florida
I treat my trees every two months with BioAdvanced Fruit & Citrus Tree, Concentrate, for Insects, and use lure traps
No wonder why the leaves look funny now
This reminds me of the banana fungus that is now taking out the popular cavendish banana which are all clones of the same seedless banana. The solution commercial growers employ is spraying more fungucide or gene-editing the cavendish banana, while resistant varieties might already exist (haven't really looked into this but I imagine so).
There are resistant citrus or citrus relatives to the HLB bacteria, many are not "commercially viable" because the fruit isn't pretty enough, they have "too many seeds," or doesn't have the desired flavor characteristics. I would hope that by now California and Florida commerical as well as home growers are diverisfying and moving toward introducing resistant varieties, for example SunDragon "oranges" (hybrid with 1/8 poncirus which is HLB tolerant) Sugar Belle "mandarins" or planting seeds via crossbreeding with the resistant types in order to discover new varieties instead of wasting time and money and using more and more pesticide trying to save doomed varieites.
I'd like to see some of the HLB resistant citrus in my local grocery store in NJ someday
God is amazing!
How about to the 50,000 dead people in Gaza with the last three months
1:05 oh my god i seen this bug is agoura hills yesterday walking my dog. There’s s some type of fruit tree In My neighbors yard but it was a little bit alway from it, maybe it was making its way over but I just thought what a weird looking bug
They are so tiny you can hardly see them.
@@CraftEccentricity maybe it was a leaf then lol but it looked a lot like this.
Ventura county