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About Us<\/h3>\n
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The ADAI, Division of Plant Protection has authority under Alabama code 2-25-3 to inspect, treat and eradicate invasive pests and diseases that cause harm to plants. Actions necessary to prevent or limit the spread of regulated pests on citrus are required by law in order to protect Alabama\u2019s growing commercial citrus industry.<\/p>\n

To protect Alabama\u2019s commercial and residential citrus throughout the state, strict state and federal rules regarding the movement of citrus plants are enforced. These regulations are similar to those in place in other citrus producing states.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

Contacts<\/h3>\n
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Citrus Survey Coordinator - Brittaney Allen<\/strong>
\nOffice: 334-240-7172
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Cell: 334-202-1781
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Tips to Save Alabama’s Citrus<\/h3>
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What to Do<\/h3>\n
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