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Glyphosate Drift on Tomatoes: Classic Symptoms, Fruit Safe If Plant Recovers

Yellowing at leaf bases = glyphosate drift. Tomatoes are hyper-sensitive (damage at 1/150th rate). Drift from 100 yards possible. Remove affected leaves; if new growth normal, fruit is safe to eat.

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