Citrus trees infected with yellow vein chlorosis were uprooted in Alicante, Spain.

2026-05-18 00:00

The appearance of yellow vein chlorosis in citrus plantations in Alicante has raised significant concerns among farmers, as there is currently no treatment available for the virus. The only way to prevent its spread is by removing infected trees. Eradication efforts began in Camp d'Elx, where 600 lemon trees were removed.

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