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− | Tomato cultivars vary widely in their resistance to disease. [[Tobacco mosaic virus]] is a common problem, so smoking and the use of [[tobacco]] products should be kept away from tomatoes.[http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG1168.html] Different forms of [[mildew]] and [[blight]] are also often tomato afflictions, which accounts for why tomato cultivars usually get marked with letters like [[VFN]], which indicate its disease resistance. V = ''[[verticillium]]'' [[Wilting|wilt]] resistance, F = ''[[fusarium]]'' [[fungus]], FF = Race 1 and Race 2 fusarium, T = tobacco mosaic virus, N = [[nematode]]s, A = alternaria leaf spot, and L = septoria leaf spot. | + | [[Tomato]] cultivars vary widely in their resistance to disease. [[Tobacco mosaic virus]] is a common problem, so smoking and the use of [[tobacco]] products should be kept away from tomatoes.[http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG1168.html] Different forms of [[mildew]] and [[blight]] are also often tomato afflictions, which accounts for why tomato cultivars usually get marked with letters like [[VFN]], which indicate its disease resistance. V = ''[[verticillium]]'' [[Wilting|wilt]] resistance, F = ''[[fusarium]]'' [[fungus]], FF = Race 1 and Race 2 fusarium, T = tobacco mosaic virus, N = [[nematode]]s, A = alternaria leaf spot, and L = septoria leaf spot. |
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| Some common tomato pests are [[cutworms]], [[tomato hornworm]]s, [[aphid]]s, [[cabbage looper]]s, [[whitefly|whiteflies]], [[tomato fruitworm]]s, [[flea beetle]]s, [[slug]]s,<ref>[http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG7561.html Slugs in Home Gardens] ''Extension.umn.edu''. URL Accessed July 14, 2006.</ref> and [[Colorado potato beetle]]s. | | Some common tomato pests are [[cutworms]], [[tomato hornworm]]s, [[aphid]]s, [[cabbage looper]]s, [[whitefly|whiteflies]], [[tomato fruitworm]]s, [[flea beetle]]s, [[slug]]s,<ref>[http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG7561.html Slugs in Home Gardens] ''Extension.umn.edu''. URL Accessed July 14, 2006.</ref> and [[Colorado potato beetle]]s. |