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Free Picture: Tomato and Cucumber Leaves


Free Picture of Tomato and Cucumber Leaves

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Jack Dykinga photograph of plant pathologist Gail Wisler examines dot blots of nonradioactive probes that help identify both tomato infectious chlorosis and cucurbit yellow stunting disorder that are spread by whiteflies. Discolored tomato leaves in right foreground and small, yellowed cucumber leaves are symptoms of the viral diseases.

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