Abstract
The biotic relations were studied in garden alfalfa soil between <i>Fusarium oxysporum F. Lycopersici</i> and <i>Verticillum albo-atrum</i> and saprophytic soil fungi. The presence of the latter had an inhibitory effect on the development of pathogens and the pathologic symptoms in the tomatos. It was found that real development of plants. A change of the glasshouse soil from under alfalfa may be favourable for preventing infection of tomatoes.
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