Călin, MariaCristea, Tina-OanaAmbăruș, SilvicaBrezeanu, CreolaBrezeanu, Petre-MarianPrisecaru, MariaSova, G.F.Popovici, C.P.2022-03-092022-03-092016Calin Maria, Tina Oana Cristea, Silvica Ambarus, Creola Brezeanu, P. M. Brezeanu, Maria Prisecaru, G. F. Sova, C. P. Popovici. 2016. 'The study in the seedling stage of tomato varieties cultivated in organic agriculture'. Lucrări Știinţifice USAMV – Iași Seria Horticultură, 59(2) : 277-282.2069-8275https://repository.iuls.ro/handle/20.500.12811/2190The study was performed in Vegetable Research-Development Station Bacau - Romania, during 2015 – 2016 in order to evaluate the tomato varieties resistance at soil-borne diseases attack in seedling stage. The following tomatoes cultivars were cultivated in protected area - variants V2 – Ghittia, V3 – Monymaker, V4 – Ruxandra, V6 - Inima de bou, V8 – Bobalna, V10 – LMV, V12 – TFC had a degree attack (GA%) below 1.5 %. Other tomatoes cultivars V1 - Brandywine black, V2 - Brandywine black real, V3 - Brandywine black red, V5 – Delicios, V6 - Delicios de Podis, V8 - Indigo ‘Sun’, V9 – Omar’s Lebanese, V10 - Pantene Romanesco, V11 – Thesaloniki, V14 – Vilma were tolerant at the soil borne diseases.entomatosoil-borne diseasesseedlingtomatepatogeni de solrăsadArticle