Orange eggs on bottom of tomato leaves?
It's impossible to say for sure what the orange eggs are without more information. Here's what we need to consider:
Possible Scenarios:
* Insect eggs: Many insects lay eggs on plants, and some can be orange. This is the most likely scenario.
* Fungus: Some fungi can produce orange spores that resemble eggs.
* Plant material: Some plants produce orange structures that might look like eggs.
* Something else: There are many possibilities!
To help me figure out what you have, please tell me:
* What kind of tomato plant is it? (e.g., heirloom, cherry, etc.)
* Where are you located? (This helps determine common insect pests in your area.)
* Can you describe the size and shape of the "eggs"? (Are they round, oval, or elongated? How big are they?)
* Do they have any other features? (Are they smooth, bumpy, or sticky? Do they have any markings?)
* Are there any other signs of insects or damage on the plant? (Holes in leaves, webbing, etc.)
Once you provide more details, I can give you a more accurate answer.
In the meantime, it's a good idea to monitor the tomato plant closely for any changes. If you're concerned, you can always contact your local agricultural extension office for advice.
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