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Dr. Chet Tharpe, M.D..
Updated May 3, 2025
Skin that has come into contact with Aculops lycopersici may become irritated and red. Rashes may also develop, often characterized by small, itchy bumps.
Exposure to Aculops lycopersici can cause breathing difficulties, such as shortness of breath. This can result in symptoms ranging from mild wheezing to severe asthma-like symptoms.
Allergic rhinitis, often resulting in a runny or stuffy nose, is common with an allergy to Aculops lycopersici. People may also experience sinus pressure and postnasal drip.
Contacts with the allergen can lead to watery, itchy eyes, often associated with allergic conjunctivitis. Vision may also become blurred.
An allergy to Aculops lycopersici can cause persistent coughing and sneezing as the body reacts to the allergen. These symptoms are often accompanied by a sore throat.
In some cases, the skin may swell in response to exposure to Aculops lycopersici. This is a result of the body's immune response to the perceived threat posed by the allergen.
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If you've identified these symptoms and have been in contact with tomato plants or defective products, seek medical advice. A healthcare professional can perform tests to confirm if you have an allergy to Aculops lycopersici.



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Direct contact with Aculops lycopersici, a tomato russet mite, is one of the main causes of allergic reactions. When working in your garden or greenhouse, it's advisable to wear protective clothing such as gloves and long sleeve shirts to minimize skin exposure. Such practices would significantly reduce the chances of having an allergic reaction.
Regularly cleaning and maintaining your garden can help avoid accumulation and infestation of these mites. Removing dead leaves and regularly checking plant health can go a long way in preventing these mites from becoming a problem. Using a jet of water to wash off mites could also be beneficial.
Another effective way to avoid Aculops lycopersici is the use of miticides. When these mites become a problem in your garden, consider using a miticide. However, make sure to use these chemicals sparingly and always follow the instructions on the label to avoid harm to beneficial insects or the surrounding environment.
If an allergic reaction occurs or if Aculops Lycopersici infestation gets out of hand, do not hesitate to seek professional assistance. This can involve consulting with an allergist if an allergic reaction occurs or a pest control professional if the infestation is severe. These professionals can offer more specific help and solutions.
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Discover Aculops lycopersici allergy symptoms, prevention tips, diet advice, plus where and when it's grown in the US.







Dr. Chet Tharpe, M.D..
Updated July 9, 2025
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Skin that has come into contact with Aculops lycopersici may become irritated and red. Rashes may also develop, often characterized by small, itchy bumps.
Exposure to Aculops lycopersici can cause breathing difficulties, such as shortness of breath. This can result in symptoms ranging from mild wheezing to severe asthma-like symptoms.
Allergic rhinitis, often resulting in a runny or stuffy nose, is common with an allergy to Aculops lycopersici. People may also experience sinus pressure and postnasal drip.
Contacts with the allergen can lead to watery, itchy eyes, often associated with allergic conjunctivitis. Vision may also become blurred.
An allergy to Aculops lycopersici can cause persistent coughing and sneezing as the body reacts to the allergen. These symptoms are often accompanied by a sore throat.
In some cases, the skin may swell in response to exposure to Aculops lycopersici. This is a result of the body's immune response to the perceived threat posed by the allergen.
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Understanding the Growth Cycle of Aculops Lycopersici
Aculops lycopersici, also known as the Tomato Russet Mite, is not seasonal and can therefore grow throughout the year in the U.S., given suitable environmental conditions. It depends on the tomato plant host, implying that it grows during the growing season of tomatoes. The growth typically starts in spring, reaches peak during summer, and extends into fall, making these periods the active growth and reproduction phases for the mite. Although less common, in regions with mild winters and in the presence of tomato plants, these mites may persist all year round.
Aculops Lycopersici Lifecycle



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Discover Aculops lycopersici allergy symptoms, prevention tips, diet advice, plus where and when it's grown in the US.







Dr. Chet Tharpe, M.D..
Updated July 9, 2025

Exposure to Aculops lycopersici can cause breathing difficulties, such as shortness of breath. This can result in symptoms ranging from mild wheezing to severe asthma-like symptoms.

Understanding the Growth Cycle of Aculops Lycopersici
Aculops lycopersici, also known as the Tomato Russet Mite, is not seasonal and can therefore grow throughout the year in the U.S., given suitable environmental conditions. It depends on the tomato plant host, implying that it grows during the growing season of tomatoes. The growth typically starts in spring, reaches peak during summer, and extends into fall, making these periods the active growth and reproduction phases for the mite. Although less common, in regions with mild winters and in the presence of tomato plants, these mites may persist all year round.
Aculops Lycopersici Lifecycle

Skin that has come into contact with Aculops lycopersici may become irritated and red. Rashes may also develop, often characterized by small, itchy bumps.



Don't wait until next season. Start now and enjoy a life free from allergies!
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Review your allergy test results with a Curex allergist.

Treatment prescribed
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Clinicaly made allergen extracts are customized for your allergies


Your immune system gets desensitized to allergens, giving you long-term relief.

Understanding the Growth Cycle of Aculops Lycopersici
Aculops lycopersici, also known as the Tomato Russet Mite, is not seasonal and can therefore grow throughout the year in the U.S., given suitable environmental conditions. It depends on the tomato plant host, implying that it grows during the growing season of tomatoes. The growth typically starts in spring, reaches peak during summer, and extends into fall, making these periods the active growth and reproduction phases for the mite. Although less common, in regions with mild winters and in the presence of tomato plants, these mites may persist all year round.
Aculops Lycopersici Lifecycle

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