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California imposes citrus quarantine in Ramona after HLB detection, restricting movement to halt spread of deadly disease.
California has imposed a new citrus quarantine in Ramona after two residential trees tested positive for Huanglongbing (HLB), a fatal disease spread by the Asian citrus psyllid.
This marks the first HLB quarantine in the area, expanding existing restrictions in Oceanside, Rancho Bernardo, Valley Center, and Fallbrook.
The disease, which causes mottled leaves, bitter fruit, and tree death, has no cure and threatens California’s citrus industry.
Movement of citrus plants, fruit, and plant materials from the zone is restricted to prevent spread.
Residents are urged to report symptoms, avoid moving citrus, cooperate with inspections, and buy from reputable nurseries.
Infected trees must be removed, prompting some property owners to sue over compensation.
California impone cuarentena de cítricos en Ramona después de la detección de HLB, restringiendo el movimiento para detener la propagación de una enfermedad mortal.