Florida has lost about $ 7.8 billion in revenue, 162,200 citrus acres and 7,513 jobs to
citrus greening since 2007, according to UF / IFAS researchers.
Not exact matches
Since it was discovered in South Florida in 2005, the plague of
citrus greening has spread to nearly every grove in the state, stoking fears among growers that the $ 10.7 billion - a-year industry may someday disappear.
«But
since nobody wants to buy half -
green, bitter oranges, lemons, tangerines, limes, or kumquats, the disease could ruin the nation's
citrus industry.