tomato diseases

1. Septoria leaf spot symptoms Septoria leaf spot; the light colored c
centers distinguish them from leaf spots
caused by bacterial spot and speck

2. DEFOLIATION CAUSED BY BOTH
SEPTORIA LEAF SPOT AND EARLY
BLIGHT.
EARLY BLIGHT ROT ON FOLIAGE

3. EARLY BLIGHT SYMPTOMS ON
FRUIT
ANTHRACNOSE FRUIT ROT

4. FUSARIUM WILT VASCULAR BROWNING CAUSED BY
FUSARIUM WILT

5. VERTICILLIUM WILT FOLIAGE
SYMPTOMS AND CUT STEM
SHOWING BROWNING
LATE BLIGHT SYMPTOMS ON LEAFLET

6. FRUIT ROT CAUSED BY LATE BLIGHT BACTERIAL SPOT ON LEAFLET

7. WILTING CAUSED BY BACTERIAL
SPOT
FRUIT SPOTS CAUSED BY
BACTERIAL SPECK (LEFT) AND
BACTERIAL SPOT

8. BACTERIAL SPECK ON LEAFLET
WILTING OF A YOUNG TRANSPLANT
(CENTER) CAUSED BY BACTERIAL
CANKER

9. MARGINAL BROWNING OF
LEAVES CAUSED BY BACTERIAL
CANKER
FRUIT SPOTS CAUSED BY BACTERIAL
CANKER

10. TSWV RINGSPOTS ON A FRUIT
PURPLISH DISCOLORATION OF
TIP LEAVES CAUSED BY TSWV.

11. DWARFING OF PLANT
(LEFT) BY TSWV
GRAY MOLD ON FRUIT

12. YELLOW SPOTS CAUSED BY LEAF
MOLD ON UPPER LEAF SURFACE.
BUFF-COLORED SPORE MASSES OF
LEAF MOLD ON UNDERSIDE OF
LEAFLET.

13. BLIGHTING OF LEAFLET BY
POWDERY MILDEW
BLOSSOM END ROT
Physiological disorders

14. RADIAL FRUIT
CRACKING
CONCENTRIC FRUIT
CRACKING

15. CATFACED FRUIT SUNSCALD

16. BLOTCHY RIPENING PHYSIOLOGICAL
LEAFROLL