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Fusarium and Verticillium fungi cause parts of the tomato plant to….

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Wilt and can kill it over time. Fusarium wilt causes leaves on one branch of an infected plant to turn yellow. Verticillium wilt first appears as yellowing between the major veins on mature leaves. To help this problem, look for resistant varieties to plant, and rotate unrelated crops such as corn, beans or lettuce.






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