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17 maj 2024 · Symptoms of Southern blight include infection at the base of the stem at the soil line. The resulting infection will girdle the plant causing wilt and death. The fungus will produce white, cottony mycelium and very small, spherical sclerotia which are often have a tannish, brown color.
- Diagnosing and Controlling Fungal Diseases of Tomato in the Home Garden
Some of the most common fungal diseases that infect tomatoes...
- FS358: Important Diseases of Tomatoes Grown in High Tunnels and ...
Some of the most common fungal and bacterial diseases of...
- Late blight found on tomato in New Jersey – ALERT – 7-6-15
Late blight (US-23) has been found on two tomato fields near...
- Diagnosing and Controlling Fungal Diseases of Tomato in the Home Garden
Some of the most common fungal diseases that infect tomatoes grown in the home garden include Anthracnose fruit rot, Early blight, Septoria leaf spot, Late blight, and Buckeye rot all which produce distinct symptoms making them easily diagnosable by the home gardener.
Some of the most common fungal and bacterial diseases of tomatoes grown in high tunnels and greenhouses include Early blight, Late blight, Botrytis, White mold, and Bacterial canker, spot and speck. These common diseases produce distinct symptoms, making the diagnosis relatively easy.
Phytophthora blight can infect tomato, pepper, eggplant, and cucurbit (pumpkin, squash) crops causing root, stem, and fruit rot. Losses to Phytophthora blight in the home garden can be serious if not controlled properly with proper cultural practices and crop rotations.
15 paź 2009 · There's no cure for late blight, which destroyed many tomatoes in New Jersey this year. But there are steps you can take to contain the damage.
Kathy Bavaro: if i had it (late blight) last year (not diagnoised) and the conditions are now better in central nj after all this rain. How soon before i can see symptoms?
6 lip 2015 · Late blight (US-23) has been found on two tomato fields near Chester and Long Valley in Morris County, New Jersey. This is the first report of late blight in the state and region to date.
