[DOC] [TLE] Florida Orders Spraying to Combat Fruit Fly - NYTimes.com [PAR] Apr 26, 1990 ... LEAD: Florida has ordered aerial spraying of the pesticide ... $1.4 billion citrus 
industry from an infestation of Mediterranean fruit flies. ... In Southern California, 
aerial spraying of malathion in suburban ... had hoped; the pest has spread into 
orange and grapefruit groves in ... Log in to discover more articles [DOC] [TLE] fruit fly | insect | Britannica.com [PAR] Jun 10, 2016 ... Discovered in Florida in 1929, the Mediterranean fruit fly was thought to have ... 
by 1930 but reappeared in 1956 and in the early 1960s and again, in California, 
in the 1980s. ... Other widespread pests of this family include the Mexican fruit fly 
(Anastrepha ludens), which attacks citrus crops; the Oriental fruit... [DOC] [TLE] The Sunshine State's golden fruit: Florida and ... - Scholar Commons [PAR] Apr 2, 2010 ... through major shifts in the Florida citrus industry and American culture. .... 5 
Ascorbic acid is the chemical name for vitamin C. Both scurvy and .... orange 
groves found in the woods that originally sprung from the ..... grapefruit in 
April 1929. ... The medfly reappeared in California and Florida several. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Grapes in Florida and Grape Pioneers - Mid-Florida ... [PAR] Nov 30, 1989 ... University of Florida Grape Research 1891-1929. 2. IFAS Today. 3. ... With his 
background in both agriculture history and library sciences, his... [DOC] [TLE] Citrus Greening Disease  A major cause of citrus decline in the ... [PAR] Keywords: citrus greening disease; citrus decline; symptomatology; protection ... 
reported in South Africa in 1929 as yellow branch disease, and ... A bacterium-
like organism was found to be .... Philippines were displayed strongly at both 
tempera- .... established in Florida. ... was started late in 1980's, in which Catara 
et al. [DOC] [TLE] March | 2013 | Fresh from Florida Plant Industry [PAR] Mar 29, 2013 ... 7 posts published by Florida Division of Plant Industry during March 2013. ... said 
greening poses an enormous threat to Florida citrus production. It was first 
discovered in 2008, and has now spread to all major ..... The Medfly, one of the 
world's worst agricultural pests, was first detected in Florida in 1929. [DOC] [TLE] Citrus | Fresh from Florida Plant Industry | Page 5 [PAR] Mar 26, 2013 ... Posts about Citrus written by Florida Division of Plant Industry. ... First detected in 
Florida in 1929, the Medfly attacks more than 260 ... Eventually, the fly would be 
found in 28 counties extending from Seminole County south to Key West. ... 
California was also in the midst of a Medfly eradication program;... [DOC] [TLE] International Organization of Citrus Virologists Newsletter, May 20 ... [PAR] Specifically, the early history of psorosis in California, which at that time was the 
most .... rapidly and that the leaf symptoms appeared within 3 .... emerging pests/
pathogens which may soon threat the ... Florida. Citrus Black Spot Found in 
Florida. P. Timmer. In late March, 2010, ... (nperes@ufl.edu) at GCREC, both with 
the. [DOC] [TLE] Citrus Huanglongbing: The Pathogen and Its Impact [PAR] Sep 6, 2007 ... Citrus Huanglongbing (HLB), also known as greening disease, has been the .... (
28) were well founded since HLB has now appeared in Brazil (25,99) and Florida 
(46). .... Murraya paniculata has been confirmed as a host for both Ca. ... The 
discovery that HLB was graft- and insect-transmissible led to the... [DOC] [TLE] Full text - the University of Guam [PAR] exotic pests in Florida exceeds that in California and rivals that in. Hawai'i. ... 
Caribbean countries and to Florida was the sudden introduction, in the mid-
1980s, from the ... However within ten years, 17 highly damaging geminiviruses 
had appeared and ... The citrus leafminer was discovered in south Florida in 
1993 and. [DOC] [TLE] Fruit fly disinfestation strategies beyond methyl bromide - Taylor ... [PAR] Jan 6, 1992 ... these quarantine pests to become establishr.d in geographical ... For example, 
the

Question: This citrus pest was discovered in Florida in 1929; in the 1980s it reappeared in both Florida & California
Answer: Mediterranean fruit fly