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Texas A&M researcher’s agriculture study could help save U.S. citrus supply
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· September 7, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points This disease has been particularly harmful to Florida's orange juice production in recent years. A potential treatment for citrus greening may have been discovered by a research team that included a scientist from Texas A&M University.
A deadly disease known as citrus greening has had a devastating impact on citrus production. This disease has been particularly harmful to Florida's orange juice production in recent years.
A potential treatment for citrus greening may have been discovered by a research team that included a scientist from Texas A&M University.
Further information about this possible breakthrough is available from the source, including details about the treatment and its potential to help save the US citrus supply.
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Category: News Published: September 7, 2026 Source: Houston Public Media Reading time: 1 min
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