81.   The tomatoes are pretty close.

82.   Their tomato could be in stores within three years, after more field testing and new regulatory approvals.

83.   These tomatoes are too fragile to travel.

84.   There the avocados and mangoes are in bloom, tomatoes are green on the vine and field workers are picking beans.

85.   They bond with the garden daily and they often do it alone, because growing tomatoes can be as much about meditation as it is about fruit.

86.   They know, for instance, when cilantro is in and sun-dried tomatoes are out.

87.   This was an instance in which my speedy roasted tomatoes were actually better than the slow oven-dried version.

88.   This is a great choice for a late summer wedding, when heirloom tomatoes are in season.

89.   Those tomatoes are not even distant relatives of the tomatoes that you can buy now at farmers stands or beg from your gardening neighbor.

90.   To fully release the lycopene, tomatoes must be heat-processed.