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Citrograph NOVEMBER/dECEMBER 2012 • Volume 3 • Number 6 Cover photo by CRB Communications Specialist Teresa Ferguson SUBSCRIPTIONS U.S. Single Copies: $1.50 1-Year Subscription: $15.00 2-Year Subscription: $28.00 Send Subscription Requests To: Citrus Research Board P.O. Box 230, Visalia, CA 93279 PUBLICATION OFFICE P.O. Box 230 Visalia, CA 93279 Phone: 559-738-0246 Louise Fisher, Managing Editor Dr. MaryLou Polek, Chief Science Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Ted Batkin Richard Bennett Franco Bernardi Dr. Akif Eskalen Dr. Ben Faber Dan Dreyer Jim Gorden Judy Brent Production Manager 255 38th Avenue Suite P St. Charles, IL 60174 Phone: 630-462-2919 FAX: 630-462-2924 jbrent@farmprogress.com Canadian & Foreign: 1-Year Subscription: $30.00 2-Year Subscription: $56.00 FAX: 559-738-0607 Web Site: http://www.citrusresearch.org SCIENCE REVIEW PANEL Dr. Mary Lu Arpaia James A. Bethke Dr. Abhaya Dandekar Dr. Akif Eskalen Dr. Stephen Garnsey Dr. Joseph Smilanick Editorial services provided by Anne Warring, Warring Enterprises, Visalia, CA 93277 PRODUCTION INFORMATION Dale Hahn, Design Phone: 630-462-2308 dhahn@farmprogress.com ADVERTISING INFORMATION Sandy Creighton Cherie Averill Ad Sales Manager Ad Sales Representative Phone: (559) 201-9225 Phone: 402-489-9334 screighton@farmprogress.com caverill@farmprogress.com ADVERTISING RATES Rates B/W 2/C 4/C Page....................................... $690........ $860.......$1025 2/3 Page Vertical................. 540...........700........... 875 1/2 Page Vert/Horiz.............410.......... 580........... 750 1/3 Page Square/Vert........ 285.......... 455...........620 1/4 Page................................. 200 ..........370...........540 1/6 Page Vertical..................140...........310...........480 1/8 Page Horizontal.............140...........310...........480 *Frequency discounts: 2X–5%, 3X–7%, 4X–10% Above rates are gross; 15% discount to recognized agencies. An Official Publication of the Citrus Research Board IN THIS ISSUE 4 Editorial 6 Psyllid Detection Map 8 Inaugural California Citrus Conference 10 Profile: Living the American dream… 16 A ‘Thank You’ note to Charlie Coggins 26 Part I - Citrus leprosis viruses and their known Brevipalpus mite vector 32 Development of next-generation technologies for the diagnosis and identification of citrus viruses and viroids 36 Use of phosphite salts in laboratory and semi-commercial tests to control citrus postharvest decay 42 Citrus Roots: First Commercial Three- Phase Power Plant 50 Salter Award goes to IPM researcher Joseph Morse 51 Celebrating Citrus Citrograph is published bimonthly by the Citrus Research Board, 217 N. Encina, Visalia, CA 93291. Citrograph is sent to all California citrus producers courtesy of the Citrus Research Board. If you are currently receiving multiple copies, or would like to make a change in your Citrograph subscription, please contact the publication office (above, left). Every effort is made to ensure accuracy in articles published by Citrograph; however, the publishers assume no responsibility for losses sustained, allegedly resulting from following recommendations in this magazine. Consult your local authorities. The Citrus Research Board has not tested any of the products advertised in this publication, nor has it verified any of the statements made in any of the advertisements. The Board does not warrant, expressly or implicitly, the fitness of any product advertised or the suitability of any advice or statements contained herein. November/December 2012 Citrograph 3
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Page 10 and 11: Profile Living the American dream
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