
Leaf Mold
A fungal disease of tomato caused by Passalora fulva (also known as Fulvia fulva), common in humid greenhouse and high-tunnel production.
Affected Plant
Tomato
Severity
Low to Moderate
Symptoms
- Pale yellow spots on the upper leaf surface
- Olive-green to grayish-purple velvety mold on the leaf underside
Causes
- Favored by high humidity and poor air circulation
Prevention
- Improve ventilation, especially in greenhouses and tunnels
- Reduce humidity around plants
- Avoid overhead watering
- Choose resistant varieties where available
Management
- Apply fungicide where warranted
- Prune to improve airflow
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