What kind of fungus grows on tomato vines?

Answer by  BrockBagley (19)

One kind of fungus that grows on tomato plants is Southern Blight fungus. This kind of blight can be spotted by the appearance of gray spots on the leaves. The only way to treat such a fungus is to quickly remove all affected parts immediately before the blight spreads to other tomatoes.

Answer by  dannyballard (31)

Some of the fungus that grows on tomato vines are Rhizoctonia Solana, Pythium spp, verticillium dahliae, botrytis cinerea, phytophora infestans, alternaria solani, fulvia fulva, cladosporium fulvum, septoria lycosperisici, and oidium spp.

Answer by  Jalaine11 (2043)

Southern blight is a fungus that can affect the tomato vine. You will notice dark spots appearing around the stem at the soil line. This fungus prevents water and nutrients from traveling the vine to nourish the plant. Young plants may collapse.