Abstract:
An experiment was set up with different cultivars of tomatoes in 2013, 4 variants (two varieties and two hybrids). These
cultivars were: V1 - ACC 35, V2 - Ofira F1, V3 – Rio Grande, V4 – Belarosa F1. The scope of the experiments was to
monitor the occurrence and evolution of the attack of some specific pathogenic agents (viruses, organisms of
mycoplasma type), at tomatoes. It was also monitored the correlation between the attack degree (G.A.%) of the
mentioned pathogenic agents and the production, as well and the quality of the production. The experiment was set up
in a Latin square, with strict compliance with the experimental technique requirements. During the vegetation period,
symptoms produced by viroses have 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), did not manifest in the tomatoes crop that were subject to the experiment.
Production’s harvest was done in instalments. Between the results of the production, achieved variant wise, there were
obtained differences ensured statistically. The most productive cultivar was Belarosa F1, in the climatic conditions of
the year 2013. Also, this cultivar proved to be the one least affected by viroses.
