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Upper surface leaf lesions on `Sunburst' mandarin [( Citrus reticulata  Blanco × ( C. paradisi  Macf. ×  C. reticulate )] associated with feeding by the citrus rust mite [ Phyllocoptruta oleivora  (Ashm.)] are more severe than those on other citrus cultivars. Development of leaf lesions on `Sunburst' mandarin and two other cultivars were examined by light and electron microscopy. Damaged leaves treated with a fungicide confirmed that the anatomical changes on `Sunburst' are an enhanced wound periderm response to feeding injury by rust mite and not the result of fungal invasion.

Developmental Anatomy of Lesions on `Sunburst' Mandarin Leaves Initiated by Citrus Rust Mite Feeding