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. 2024 Mar 13;15:1356260. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2024.1356260

Table 4.

The tomato crop diseases with their symptoms based on causative agents (bacteria, virus, and fungus).

Disease Diseased Image Causative agent Symptoms References
Bacterial Canker graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i001.jpg Bacteria Wilting, yellowing, and cankers on stems and leaves (Vallejo-Pérez et al., 2021)
Tomato Mosaic Virus graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i002.jpg Virus Mottled, yellow-green leaves with a mosaic-like pattern, and stunted growth (BR et al., 2021)
Bacterial Spot graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i003.jpg Bacteria Small, raised lesions with a water-soaked appearance on leaves, Lesions may turn brown and necrotic (Abdulridha et al., 2020)
Curl Virus graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i004.jpg Virus Yellowing leaves, and distorted growing (Bupi et al., 2023)
Leaf Mold graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i005.jpg Fungus The elder leaves have light greenish-to-yellow dots on the top surface (Zhang et al., 2020)
Tomato Gray Leaf Spot graphic file with name fpls-15-1356260-i006.jpg Fungus Circular, grayish-brown lesions on leaves, which have a yellow halo and severe infections can lead to defoliation (Liu and Wang, 2020b)