A view of cherry tomatoes on Eran Guy's farm. All of these plants are infected with TBRFV, which has caused them to grow spindly and produce significantly fewer tomatoes. Photo taken November 2. (Raymond Crystal/The Media Line)

Save the Tomato: Israeli Scientists Fight Devastating Plant Disease

Maya Margit

11/06/2020

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