tomato spotted wilt virus of tomato
Tomato spotted wilt virus-may be associated with diverse symptoms. Symptoms may include stunting, chlorosis, round lesions, and discolored fruit. Since the disease is transmitted by thrips, observations of these insects or feeding damage may help with diagnosis. Often the result of tomato production alongside flower plugs in a greenhouse or high tunnel.
Figure 1. Symptoms of tomato spotted wilt virus include stunting such can be seen in the tomatoes on the right. Note the baskets of hanging flowers in the greenhouse. 
Figure 2. Tomato spotted wilt virus includes a necrotic ring spot lesion. 
Figure 3. Tomato in center of photo is wilting due to tomato spotted wilt virus. 
Figure 4. Tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato. 
Figure 5. Tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato. 
Figure 6. Center plant is stunted and wilted due to tomato spotted wilt virus. 
Figure 7. Tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato. 
Figure 8. Chlorosis due to tomato spotted wilt virus. 
Figure 9. Wide spread symptoms of tomato spotted wilt symptoms in greenhouse. 
Figure 10. Tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato. 
Figure 11. Thrips feeding on tomato leaf. 
Figure 12. Necrosis due to tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato leaf. 
Figure 13. Symptoms of tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato fruit. 
Figure 14. Symptoms of tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato fruit. 
Figure 15. Tomato spotted wilt virus on tomato fruit.