Texas A&M researcher’s agriculture study could help save U.S. citrus supply

A deadly disease called citrus greening has decimated much of Florida’s orange juice and citrus production in recent years. A researcher from Texas A&M University was part of a team that may have found a treatment. For the last several years, a bacterial infection has been devastating many of the coastal states in the United States, including Florida, Georgia, and even Texas [1].

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1. houstonpublicmedia.org · Texas A&M researcher’s agriculture study could help save U.S. citrus supply Sep 7, 2026

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