what are these?
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was out cutting dying branches off tomato plants, and found one that had a light brown section about 6 inches long and felt hollow, green on both sides of it, cut it open and found these black things inside, there was a line of them, some fell out, anyone know what they could be?---tom
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I'm not sure, but could that be frass (caterpillar poo) or some other insect excrement? It does not appear to be eggs. I'm wondering if a hole was chewed into the stem and these just happened to fall in.
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[QUOTE=MissS;665347]I'm wondering if a hole was chewed into the stem and these just happened to fall in.[/QUOTE]
Or the critter that left them chewed a hole in the stem and flew out! |
encore,
looks like white mold: [URL="https://hortnews.extension.iastate.edu/2006/6-28/tomato_mold.html"]https://hortnews.extension.iastate.edu/2006/6-28/tomato_mold.html[/URL] Steve |
[QUOTE=Heritage;665443]encore,
looks like white mold: [URL="https://hortnews.extension.iastate.edu/2006/6-28/tomato_mold.html"]https://hortnews.extension.iastate.edu/2006/6-28/tomato_mold.html[/URL] Steve[/QUOTE] Steve, I think that you are right. I have never heard of this one before. Thanks! |
[QUOTE=MissS;665449]Steve, I think that you are right. I have never heard of this one before.
Thanks![/QUOTE] Patti, I have seen it a few times on my greenhouse tomatoes and i see it quite often on my field dahlias (late in the season). It is an interesting disease. :) |
thanks steve, that's exactly what it is.---tom
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