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         Horticultural crops :: Vegetables:: Brinjal 
          
            | Bacterial Wilt: Pseudomonas solanacearum Symptoms 
                  
                    Bacterial wilt symptoms on leaf surface Wilting, stunting, yellowing of the foliage and finally collapse of the entire plant are the characteristic symptoms of the disease.
                    Lower leaves may droop first before wilting occurs.
                    The vascular system becomes brown.
                    Bacterial ooze comes out from the affected parts.
                    Plant show wilting symptoms at noontime will recover at nights, but die soon. |  
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            | Management 
                
                  Pant samrat variety is tolerant.
                  Crop rotation with cruciferous vegetables such as cauliflower help in reducing the disease incidence.
                  Fields should be kept clean and effected parts are to be collected and burnt.
                  Spray Copper fungicides to control the disease (2% Bordeaux mixture.)
                  The disease is more prevalent in the presence of root knot Nematodes, so control of these nematodes will suppress the disease spread. |  |