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"The Asian citrus psyllid is a dangerous pest of citrus," said CDFA Secretary A.G. Kawamura.— Western Farm Press RSS Feed
The Asian citrus psyllid - an aphid-like insect that feeds on the leaves of citrus trees and other citrus-like plants - can be a carrier of the fatal citrus tree disease,— Western Farm Press RSS Feed
"The mere presence of the psyllid is a sign of danger to the state's citrus industry."— Western Farm Press RSS Feed
The board developed a consumer-oriented Web site - CaliforniaCitrusThreat. org - that reminds consumers to inspect for the psyllid monthly or whenever watering, spraying, pruning or tending trees and especially during times of active growth.— Western Farm Press RSS Feed
It is transmitted by a small fly, psyllid, which lives on leaves and transmits the virus while sucking the new leaf, which eventually kills the whole tree.— Kuensel Newspaper

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