Citrus Extension Plant Pathology  

Diseases represent a serious threat to the Florida citrus industry. Management strategies are different for various diseases whether it be fungal, bacterial or viral, therefore, proper identification is imperative. Links   • Greening/HLB • Canker • Black Spot • Phytophthora • Blight • Greasy Spot • Alternaria Brown Spot • Melanose • Postharvest Diseases • Scab • Postbloom Fruit Drop • Tristeza • Virus-like Diseases • Exotic Diseases • Citrus Disease Models

Contacts Citrus Research & Education Center (Lake Alfred) Dr. Megan M. Dewdney Assistant Professor/Plant Pathology & Extension Specialist mmdewdney@ufl.edu >Webpage Dr. Ron Brlansky Professor (Emeritus) rhby@ufl.edu >Webpage Dr. Michael Davis Professor/Plant Pathology (Emeritus) mjdavis@ufl.edu >Webpage Dr. William (Bill) Dawson Professor/Plant Pathology wodtmv@crec.ifas.ufl.edu >Webpage Dr. Jim Graham Professor/Soil Microbiology jhgraham@ufl.edu >Webpage Gulf Coast Research and Education Center (Balm) Dr. Natalia Peres Associate Professor nperes@ufl.edu >Webpage Indian River Research and Education Center (Ft. Pierce) Dr. Charles (Chuck) Powell Professor/Plant Pathology capowell@ufl.edu >Webpage Dr. Mark Ritenour Associate Professor/Postharvest Physiology ritenour@ufl.edu >Webpage Southwest Florida Research and Education Center (Immokalee) Dr. Pamela Roberts Professor/Plant Pathology pdr@ufl.edu >Webpage