Difference in Late Blight, Early Blight and Septoria Leaf Spot of Tomato|Dr. Bhupendra S. Kharayat

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Some important resistant varieties of tomato
Arka Rakshak F1- Early blight, bacterial wilt, tomato leaf curl virus.
Arka Abed (H-397)- Tomato leaf curl virus, bacterial wilt, early blight and late blight.
Arka Vardan-Nematode resistant
Arka Visehesh (H-391)-Tomato leaf curl virus, bacterial wilt, early blight.
Arka Apeksha (H-385)- Tomato leaf curl virus, bacterial wilt, early blight.
Arka Samrat- Tomato leaf curl virus, bacterial wilt, early blight.
Arka Ananya- Tomato leaf curl virus, bacterial wilt.
#Source: ICAR-IIHR
iihr.res.in/varieties-crop-name/tomato

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Very informative video
Please give information on difference between septoria leaf spot and bacterial leaf spot. They both are also very confusing.

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@@sumitkumar-en7feji Bacterial spot appears on leaves as small, initially yellow green, sometimes water-soaked circular areas. Older spots are brownish, raised and superficial. The center does not contains any fruiting bodies (black dot) as it occur in case of Septoria leaf spots.

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