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Updated from the 1988 edition, this volume written by Florida-based agricultural researchers aims for comprehensiveness, covering approximately 100 infectious (biotic) diseases; a number of diseases of uncertain or complex etiology; and noninfectious disorders such as environmental problems, chemical injuries, and inherited abnormalities. Includes some 200 color plates and approximately 30 bandw photographs. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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• Introduction
• Citrus Trees and Their Fruit(p. 1)
• Citrus Diseases: General Concepts(p. 3)
• Part I. Infectious (Biotic) Diseases
• Algal Disease(p. 5)
• Bacterial Diseases(p. 5)
• Blast and Black Pit(p. 5)
• Canker(p. 5)
• Bacterial Spot(p. 7)
• Diseases in Nurseries and Orchards(p. 8)
• Seedling Diseases(p. 8)
• Albinism(p. 8)
• Damping-Off(p. 8)
• Fungal Root Diseases(p. 9)
• Black Root Rot(p. 9)
• Fusarium Wilt(p. 10)
• Ganoderma Root Rot(p. 10)
• Mushroom Root Rot(p. 11)
• Phymatotrichum Root Rot(p. 11)
• Phytophthora-Induced Diseases(p. 12)
• Rosellinia Root Rot(p. 15)
• Ustulina Root and Collar Rot(p. 15)
• Nematodes(p. 15)
• Lesion Nematodes(p. 16)
• Slow Decline(p. 16)
• Spreading Decline(p. 18)
• Other Nematodes(p. 19)
• Foliar and Fruit Diseases(p. 19)
• Alternaria Diseases(p. 19)
• Alternaria Brown Spot of Mandarins(p. 19)
• Alternaria Leaf Spot of Rough Lemon(p. 20)
• Mancha Foliar de los Citricos(p. 21)
• Anthracnose Diseases(p. 21)
• Postbloom Fruit Drop(p. 21)
• Lime Anthracnose(p. 22)
• Areolate Leaf Spot(p. 23)
• Black Spot(p. 23)
• Botrytis-Induced Diseases(p. 25)
• Greasy Spot and Similar Diseases(p. 25)
• Melanose(p. 28)
• Phaeoramularia Fruit and Leaf Spot(p. 29)
• Powdery Mildew(p. 30)
• Scab Diseases(p. 31)
• Septoria Spot(p. 32)
• Sooty Blotch and Flyspeck(p. 33)
• Sooty Mold(p. 33)
• Branch and Twig Diseases(p. 33)
• Felt Fungus(p. 33)
• Mal Secco(p. 33)
• Pink Disease and Thread Blight(p. 35)
• Sclerotinia Twig Blight(p. 35)
• Sphaeropsis Knot(p. 35)
• Wood Rot(p. 36)
• Miscellaneous Fungi and Associated Diseases(p. 36)
• Postharvest Fungal Diseases(p. 37)
• Alternaria rot(p. 37)
• Anthracnose(p. 37)
• Aspergillus Rot(p. 39)
• Brown Rot(p. 39)
• Cottony Rot(p. 39)
• Dothiorella Rot(p. 40)
• Fusarium Rot(p. 40)
• Gray Mold(p. 40)
• Penicillium Decays(p. 41)
• Blue Mold(p. 41)
• Green Mold(p. 41)
• Whisker Mold(p. 42)
• Pleospora Rot(p. 42)
• Sour Rot(p. 43)
• Stem-End Rots(p. 43)
• Diplodia Stem-End Rot(p. 43)
• Phomopsis Stem-End Rot(p. 44)
• Trichoderma Rot(p. 45)
• Graft-Transmissible, Systemic Diseases(p. 46)
• Disease Caused by Prokaryotes(p. 46)
• Australian Citrus Dieback(p. 46)
• Huanglongbing (Greening)(p. 46)
• Stubborn(p. 48)
• Variegated Chlorosis(p. 50)
• Witches'-Broom(p. 51)
• Viroid Diseases(p. 51)
• Cachexia(p. 52)
• Exocortis(p. 53)
• Gummy Bark(p. 54)
• Gum Pocket and Gummy Pitting(p. 55)
• Shell Bark(p. 55)
• Major Virus Diseases(p. 55)
• Chlorotic Dwarf(p. 55)
• Ilarviruses(p. 56)
• Leprosis and Zonate Chlorosis(p. 57)
• Psorosis(p. 58)
• Satsuma Dwarf Virus Group(p. 59)
• Tatter Leaf--Citrange Stunt(p. 60)
• Tristeza(p. 61)
• Vein Enation or Woody Gall(p. 63)
• Yellow Mosaic(p. 63)
• Young Leaf Flecking Diseases(p. 64)
• Concave Gum and Blind Pocket(p. 64)
• Cristacortis(p. 64)
• Impietratura(p. 65)
• Yellow Ringspot(p. 65)
• Blight(p. 65)
• Other Virus and Viruslike Agents(p. 66)
• Flowering Parasites(p. 68)
• Part II. Diseases of Uncertain or Complex Etiology
• Amachamiento(p. 70)
• Tree Collapse and Branch and Twig Diebacks(p. 70)
• Tangerine and Murcott Collapse(p. 70)
• Branch and Twig Diebacks(p. 70)
• Dry Root Rot or Sudden Death(p. 71)
• Rio Grande Gummosis(p. 72)
• Rumple of Lemons(p. 72)
• Part III. Noninfectious Disorders
• Mineral Deficiencies, Toxicities, and Fertilization Problems(p. 73)
• Environmental Problems(p. 75)
• Drought(p. 75)
• Flooding Injury(p. 75)
• Freeze Injury(p. 75)
• Hail Injury(p. 76)
• Lightning Injury(p. 76)
• Salt Injury(p. 77)
• Sunscald(p. 77)
• Wind Injury(p. 77)
• Chemical Injuries(p. 78)
• Herbicide Injury(p. 78)
• Pesticide Spray Injuries(p. 78)
• Fumigation-Induced Stunting(p. 79)
• Inherited Abnormalities(p. 79)
• Bud Union Creases and Incompatibilities(p. 79)
• Cancroid Spot(p. 81)
• Chimeras and Mutations(p. 81)
• Crinkle Scurf(p. 81)
• Lime Blotch (Wood Pocket)(p. 81)
• Physiological Disorders of Fruit(p. 81)
• Pest Injuries That Resemble Disease Symptoms(p. 83)
• Brief Guide to Field Identification of Citrus Diseases(p. 84)
• Index(p. 88)