Abstract
Sixty isolates of Cladosporium fulvum, collected from eleven prefectures in Japan, were identified as race 0 (48 isolates) and race 1 (12 isolates), according to Day's system. Additionally, seven isolates of race 0 and six isolates of race 1 were classified into three pathogenic types on the basis of their pathogenicity to Japanese resistant varieties of tomato, Okitu No.8, Kyoryoku goko and Shiko No.471.