S.No. |
Disease |
Pathogen |
Symptoms |
Method of Application* |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Angular leaf spot |
Pseudomonas syringae |
water soaked lesions which expand between leaf veins. They ooze a milky substance that dries to form a white crust, and tans eventually. The center cracks, leaving leaf-holes |
Spray/Drench |
2 |
Fusarium wilt (Cucumber wilt, Foot-rot) |
Fusarium oxysporum |
rotting of seedling stems, with brown lesions on one side with tissue discolouration inside |
Spray/Drench |
3 |
Belly rot (Fruit rot, Damping-off) |
Rhizoctonia solani |
yellow-brown discolouration on fruits, with brown fungal growth on the rotting areas |
Spray/Drench |
4 |
Root knot Nematodes |
Meloidogyne sp. |
gall formation that may extend up to an inch in diameter, reducing plant life |
Drench |
5 |
Bacterial leaf spot |
Xanthomonas campestris |
small water-soaked lesions on the undersides of the leaves which lead to the development of yellow patches on the upper leaf surface; the lesions become round and angular; the centers of the lesions become thin and translucent and lesions become surrounded with a wide yellow halo. |
Spray |
6 |
Powdery Mildew |
Erysiphe cichoracearum , |
The appearance of white powdery spots on the upper surfaces of leaves, stems and fruits |
Spray |
7 |
Downy mildew |
Pseudoperonospora cubensis |
Fluffy purplish mildew on underside of leaves; yellow spots on the upper side of leaves. |
Spray |