Abstract:
An experiment was set up with different cultivars of tomatoes in 2015 - 5 variants (4 hybrids and one variety). Those
cultivars were: V1 - Ace 55 VF (control sample), V2 –SV52215 TD F1, V3 –Chelse F1, V4 – Rosaliesa F1, V5 –
Mirsini F1. The experiments had as purpose monitoring the occurrence and evolution of the attack of some specific
pathogenic agents at tomatoes, in the conditions of a droughty year. Also, it was monitored the correlation between the
attack degree (G.A.%) of the mentioned pathogenic agents, production and the quality of the production. The
experiment was placed in randomized blocks, with strict compliance to the experimental technique requirements.
During the vegetation period, symptoms produced by viroses had appeared differentially at each experimental variant.
Remotely, there were signalled also clear symptoms produced by stolbur (Mycoplasma). Other diseases, like those
produced by the attack of some bacteria species (for example, Xanthomonas campestris p.v. vesicatoria) or fungi (for
example, Phythophthora infestans, Colletrotrichum coccodes etc) have manifested in the tomatoes crop, but without
raising any issues. Production’s harvesting was done in stages. Among the results of the production, achieved variant
wise, differences insured statistically had been obtained. In the climatic conditions of the year 2015, the most
productive cultivar was Mirsini F1. The control sample variety Ace 55 VF has proved to be the least attacked by
viroses, but also which achieved the smallest production.
