ngicides that have different modes of action.
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            Symtomps &#38; Signs?
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            Tomato plants may be infected at any growing stage whenever environmental conditions are favorable for disease development. Symptoms initially appear as light green and yellow blotches on leaves. Powdery fungal growth with dense sporulation may be found
            on the upper surface of the leaves. As th