Keeping growers in mind against Spotted Wilt in tomatoes
The article notes that no cure or resistant variety exists for Spotted Wilt, but ongoing Department of Agriculture trials since 1920 aim to ease losses. Early results are inconclusive, though observations suggest action to reduce yearly impact may come from further testing and refined recommendations.
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Seed not a carrier Poole disease evidence hints at virus group
A historical note explains that diseased tomato plants and related weeds show virus-like symptoms and that insects may act as carriers. Experiments with diseased tissues led to reinfection in some plants, while certain controls prevented spread. Authorities urge immediate removal of infected plants and weeds along with insect control and sanitation measures to curb spread.
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