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"Freckle spot" symptom type or "early virulent spot". Reddish or colorless spots on fruit lacking a halo which are a sign of heavy infection.

"Virulent spot" symptom type. Fusion and expansion of many lesions covering part of the surface of heavy infected fruit giving a lathery appearance.

"Cracked spot" symptom type on fruit. Lesions with cracked surface and irregular margins.

Close up of "Cracked spot" symptom type on fruit. Lesions with cracked surface and irregular margins.

Symptom on green fruit that can become hard spots later in the season.

Symptom on green fruit that can become hard spots later in the season.

"Hard spot" symptom type on fruit. This is the most typical symptom of CBS. Usually appears between the beginning of yellow coloration and maturity.

"Hard spot" symptom type on fruit. This is the most typical symptom of CBS. Usually appears between the beginning of yellow coloration and maturity.

"Hard spot" symptom type on fruit. This is the most typical symptom of CBS. Usually appears between the beginning of yellow coloration and maturity.

Early stage of hard spot symptoms on fruit. Note green tissue surrounding the lesions.

Longitudinal section of a hard spot lesion on fruit.

Water-soaked ring on leaf lesion.

Concentric circles found on leaf lesions.

Close-up of lesions on front of grapefruit leaf.

Yellow halo surrounding leaf lesion.

Leaf lesions on grapefruit, top view.

Leaf lesions on grapefruit, bottom view.

Leaf lesions on grapefruit, chlorotic halo.

Symptoms on leaf.

Whole leaf symptoms on top and bottom of grapefruit leaves.

Fruit lesion with center cracking; Photo by Jeffrey W. Lotz, Florida Dep. of Ag. and Consumer Services,

Grapefruit, fruit lesions.

Fruit, leaf, and stem canker lesions.

Symptoms on fruit.

Typical leaf, stem, and fruit symptoms on grapefruit.

Symptoms on sweet orange fruit.

Xanthomonas campestris pv. citri infection on fruit of Citrus unshiu (satsuma) showing crater-like lesions.

Symptoms on fruit (grapefruit).

Stem canker caused by Xanthomonas campestris pv. citri on Citrus natsudaidai.

Xanthomonas campestris pv. citri on stem of Citrus sp.; outer layer of bark removed to show brown lesions.

Leaf symptoms of CCDV.