septoria leaf spot septoria leaf spot is a disease caused by the fungus septoria lycopersici according to iowa state university this is the most common foliar leaf disease in tomato plants small spots appear that initially look water soaked then develop gray and white centers with darker edges tiny black spots appear in the center of the spot as the disease matures lower leaves are infected first but the disease spreads to the top leaves over time this eventually causes defoliage of the plant
Beyond Porsche, Subaru has also made extensive use of boxer engines, with the Impreza being a well known example. Ferrari experimented with the flat engine design in the 1980s, with the most prolific example being the Ferrari Testarossa, which sported a flat twelve.
However, the 2.2L and the 2.5L engines used in the K-cars and the Lancer/LeBaron were built by Chrysler, not Mitsubishi. Mitsubishi built the 2.6L that was used in the '80s era minivans, as well as the 3.0L V6 that was used in some LeBarons and the Spirit/Acclaim line. Mitsubishi also built the 2.5L V6 that was used in the Stratus/Breeze/Cirrus and Sebring (2-door coupe). The Sebring coupe was built by Mitsu and sold as a Chrysler. Mitsubishi also built the engines for the PT Cruisers. Now, Chrysler, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai are going to the World Engine for use in their vehicles. They are not limited to cars either.