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Managing Early Blight of Tomato in Tennessee
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Abstract
Development of early blight progresses over the entire course of the growing season. The disease is most damaging in field-grown tomatoes, especially in seasons with heavy rainfall, but it may be present in greenhouse and high tunnel operations.
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