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Limited efficacy of guava interplanting on citrus greening disease: Effectiveness of protection against disease invasion breaks down after one year

2012-04-01

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No sustainable management practices have been established yet for citrus greening disease (CG). Here we show the efficacy of interplanting guava on CG and its limitation. In 2004, four farmers in southern Vietnam found fewer occurrences of CG in their orchards with guava interplanting than in other orchards without it. The efficacy of guava interplanting was evaluated from field assessment in 93 citrus orchards in...

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Literature Corpus work: 2a1461b3-475d-5861-ae59-63dcbf03c929
DOI: 10.1016/j.cropro.2011.11.023

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