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I had a tomato plant that started turned yellow which I diagnosed as Root Knot Nematodes mostly because that is something that has happened in that area of my garden in the past ..Because I had not grown any tomatoes In the area in recent years I thought that I would have starved them out which is one of the reccomended treatments for nematodes...Okay now for my question last year I had a large Rhodedendron die and when I dug it up the roots were all twisted and deformed exactly like the roots of the tomato that I pulled and photographed now have anyone ever heard of the Root Knot nematodes infecting any thing similar to my Rhodie Sorry will need to find the picture then will send
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