Learn how to spot all the signs of stink bug damage on tomatoes, from cloudy white spots and bug droppings to finding the ...

MASTER GARDENER Tips to identify, stop fungal disease before it kills your tomato plants | Master Gardener Brian Jervis Master Gardener Jun 13, 2025 Updated Jun 13, 2025 0 ...

Managing Plant Pests and Common Diseases” is the theme for this year’s Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Butler County education booth at the Butler Farm Show. This year, Butler County ...

One of the most common diseases to affect tomato plants is Alternaria, also known as early blight, and causes dark, half-inch spots on leaves. The spots can spread to a plant's stem which can be ...

When you're growing your tomato plants during the summer, you might notice some with curling leaves. Here's why that happens and how to stop it.

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New, portable tech sniffs out plant disease in the field Date: July 29, 2019 Source: North Carolina State University Summary: Researchers have developed portable technology that allows farmers to ...

Plant diseases tend to be crop-specific or at least occur within a plant family (e.g., Solanaceae vs. Cucurbitaceae). Of course, there are always exceptions!” ...

Examples include damage from the sun, heat or wind — or from anything else that is not living. In human terms, an abiotic source of disease is something that we might say causes stress to a plant.