http://flaturl.com/91 - SEPTORIA LEAF SPOT OF TOMATO
Is anybody familiar with this?
Septoria leaf spot, also called Septoria blight, occurs throughout the United States
and worldwide wherever tomatoes are grown. This disease can be quite destructive
and crop losses of up to 100% have been reported in heavily defoliated field
Septoria leaf spot
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