Effects ofCandidatus Liberibacter asiaticuson the fitness of the vectorDiaphorina citri
Journal of Applied Microbiology2016Vol. 121(6), pp. 1718–1726
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Abstract
To efficiently prevent the occurrence and spread of HLB disease, it is critical to understand the ecological basis of vector outbreaks and disease incidence, especially under field conditions. Thus, this study has increased our understanding of the epidemiology of HLB transmitted by psyllids in nature.
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