Abstract
During the past two decades, reliance on insecticides and chemotherapeutic compounds for controlling the psyllid-borne citrus greening disease (CGD) has led to the neglect of nonchemical methods. Integrated management based on chemical, biological and environmental actions should be developed. The impact of intervention must be evaluated with reliable epidemiological indicators in o r d e ~ to assess or eventually revise the whole strategy of control.
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Claim · model-written summary
Integrated management of citrus greening disease combining chemical, biological and environmental actions should be developed.
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t0“Towards an Integrated Management of Citrus Greening Disease”
e1“Integrated management based on chemical, biological and environmental actions should be developed”
Claim · model-written summary
The impact of control interventions on citrus greening should be evaluated with reliable epidemiological indicators.
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- impact of interventione2
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t0“Towards an Integrated Management of Citrus Greening Disease”
e2“The impact of intervention must be evaluated with reliable epidemiological indicators”