TOMATO        FOLIAR SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE


SPOTS WITH YELLOW HALOS AND GRAY CENTERS
(Occurs frequently)
Round leaf spots with gray centers and dark borders.

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LARGE GRAY BLOTCHES
(Occurs in cool, wet weather)
Large, gray, greasy blotches eventually cause the entire leaf to shrivel. Stems and fruit may be affected.

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CONCENTRIC RING SPOTS
(Occurs frequently)
Dark colored, circular leaf spots made up of concentric rings.

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GRAY-BROWN SPOTS
(Occurs occasionally)
Small, dark brown spot enlarge to a grayish brown.

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GRAY-BROWN MOLDY GROWTH
(Occurs occasionally)
Grayish-brown moldy growth appears over leaf, stem and fruit.

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SMALL, DARK SPOTS
(Occurs occasionally)
Small, brown to black spots on leaves.

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LIGHT GREEN OR YELLOW LESIONS
(Occurs occasionally)
Light green to yellow spots develop on upper sides of leaves. White powdery coverings sometimes develop on the undersides of leaves.

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YELLOW & GREEN MOTTLED LEAVES; RINGSPOTS
(Occurs occasionally)
Yellow & green mosaic patterns on the leaves. Leaves may be stunted, curled, or distorted.

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OTHER CAUSES
Other symptoms caused by chemical, animal, or environmental factors.

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Tomato Diseases

             

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