AgroEco

Claim · #6494631

Tomato spotted wilt virus · pathogen pressure · Solanum lycopersicum

pathogen pressure · effect: harmful

pathogenOf GloBI relation

Verbatim source quote

“infection rates reaching 50 to 90% are common”
Authors
Unknown
Year
Unknown
Publication
Unknown Plant Pathology Textbook
Page
798

AI critic verdicts

  • agroecologist · plausible

    “TSWV is a well-documented tospovirus causing bronzing, necrotic rings, stunting, and fruit malformation in Solanum lycopersicum; 50–90% infection rates are consistent with literature on thrips-vectored outbreaks.”

  • plant-pathologist · plausible

    “TSWV (Tospovirus) is a well-established high-severity pathogen of Solanum lycopersicum; bronzing, necrotic rings, fruit malformation, stunting, and 50–90% infection rates under thrips pressure are consistent with published literature.”

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