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Tomato Pests & Diseases
dante_2006

Roma tomato disease/pest?

13 years ago

This plant was dying and has bumps on the stem/stalk. I pulled it out of the ground in case the problem spread. See attached picture. Can anyone tell me what this is in case I have to rescue other plants?

Thanks,

Dan

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