Please see the long discussion and photos on this issue that is currently running further down the page. I have direct linked it for you below. Hope this helps.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: YLCV discussion

I saw that post, however, that is specific to California. I'm in Florida. I have no idea who to contact here, and info for California growers is useless to me.

I'm also not going to hyjack a thread of different state with photos from the other coast.

I saw that post, however, that is specific to California. I'm in Florida. I have no idea who to contact here, and info for California growers is useless to me.
I'm also not going to hyjack a thread of different state with photos from the other coast.

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Not a problem with regard to pictures or information b'c the Yellow Leaf Curl Virus causes the same symptoms whether it be FL or CA or TX, or wherever.

Actually FL was the first place where it has really caused major problems.

In terms of contact, if you aren't sure of the diagnosis I'd call your local Extension service who should be able to tell you if it currently is a problem in your area and answer any other questions you might have.

You can also Google it and look for the University of FL website on it. It will be something like ufl.edu at the end of the URL.

Hope that helps.

Carolyn

Here's a Pest Alert from UFL

http://pestalert.ifas.ufl.edu/gws-0812.htm

Here is a link that might be useful: Pest Alert Florida

north_of_60 - yellow leaf curl is yellow leaf curl regardless of what state it is in and the info about its diagnosis and control is also the same. That is why I thought the info provided there, as well as the pics posted in that thread, would be of help to you. And, every county has it's own local couty extension office so I agree that contacting the CA office would be a waste of time, just contact your own. Sorry if that wasn't clear.

At any rate your URL's posted above only get us the front page of photobucket so can't see your photos without joining or logging in. If you will use the HTML address of your photos (the 3rd one under your photo, the one that begins Dave