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Bacterial Wilt - Tomato

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Cause for wilting of tomato plants in polyhouse

Sudden wilting, no yellowish or brownish discoloration of leaves, no stem rot Humidity is high Adequate moisture

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Hi Shreesha Hebbar. It looks like Bacterial Wilt and and-collar-rot/">Foot and Collar Rot . Click on green links for checking symptoms and taking control measures from Plantix library.

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Collar is normal. Also no yellowing Can it be bacterial wilt?

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Great Shreesha Hebbar . Now you can check Bacterial Wilt too by clicking on green link.

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Shreesha Hebbar please cut the stem of the plant and place in glass of water if white ooze is visible then it is the bacterial wilt

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Yes there is turbid ooze

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Shreesha Hebbar then it is definitely the bacterial ooze

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