Answer:
Tomato blight feeds by diffusing infected nutrients through the cell walls.
Explanation:
By the attack of the fungus named Alternaria solani, tomato blights occur in the stems, foliage and fruits of tomato. This attack occurs generally in the winters and causes tomatoes to decompose and leaves to fall, as the infected nutrients enter the tomato cell walls like the potato blight. It spreads while the plant is wet and causes black to brown spots in tomatoes.
