Show threadJIPBSep 4, 2025

This exciting issue includes articles on #AI and #Huanglongbing resistance, vertical farming, #reviews on genetic variation in adaptive #evolution, and on #AlternativeSplicing, along with many more research articles!

Read more great #PlantScience from this issue here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/17447909/current

JIPBJul 2, 2025
#Huanglongbing, a.k.a. #citrus greening disease, is a devastating, incurable #bacterial disease of citrus #trees, but new #AI-driven research by Liu et al. suggests paradigms for #sustainable #pathogen control.
Read more here: https://doi.org/10.1111/jipb.13949
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#PlantSci #botany
César SánchezAug 18, 2024

This Disease Is Wreaking Havoc on Citrus Fruit - And It's Spreading Worldwide

#Huanglongbing #CitrusGreening #Liberibacter #bacteria #phytopathogens

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This Disease Is Wreaking Havoc on Citrus Fruit - And It's Spreading Worldwide

If world agricultural authorities don't get their act together soon enough, your morning orange juice may disappear from the supermarket shelves – for good.

ScienceAlert
AI6YR BenJan 4, 2024
"Ventura County posted an “urgent agricultural alert” on social media Wednesday warning people not to share or move their homegrown produce." #fruitfly #huanglongbing #fruit #gardening #VenturaCounty #agriculture https://laist.com/news/climate-environment/ventura-county-is-asking-you-to-not-share-or-move-your-homegrown-fruit
Ventura County Is Asking You To Not Share Or Move Your Homegrown Fruit

The urgent agricultural alert is meant to warn people about the Queensland fruit fly and Huanglongbing disease.

LAist
CellBioNewsFeb 24, 2023

#Nutrient uptake in #citrus rootstock affected by #huanglongbing

#HLB #Candidatus #nutrients #agriculture

https://phys.org/news/2023-02-nutrient-uptake-citrus-rootstock-affected.html

Nutrient uptake in citrus rootstock affected by huanglongbing

Huanglongbing (HLB) is presumably caused by the phloem-limited bacteria, Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus (CLas), and is one of the most devastating diseases of citrus. A distinctive chlorotic mottle on fully expanded leaves is one of the identifying symptoms of HLB.

Phys.org