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All solanaceous crops cultivated in Sri Lanka except chilli cv. Ml 1 were found to be susceptible to biotype 3 of Pseudomonas solanacearum. Bacterium was also proven pathogenic to some of the improved cultivars of AVRDC tomato seleo tions. Organic manure (chicken manure, cowdung, and Gliricidia leaves) when incorporated into inoculated soil significant increase in number of propagules of P. solanacenrum and severity of wilt disease in subsequent tomato cv. marglobe were observed in contrast to chemical treatments (lime, acetic acid, Benomyl and Gaptan). Significant reduction of bacterial population and disease severity was seen in Captan and Benomyl treated soil only. Organic manure treatments stimulated growth of both P. solanacearum and other saprophytic bacteria. The ratio of P. solanacearum to other bacteria showed a d~rect relationship to percentage wilt in a subsequent tomato crop.

journal of the national science foundation of sri lanka/journal of the national science foundation

Effect of chemical treatments and incorporation of organic matter on the pathogenicity and survival of &lt;em&gt;Pseudomonas solanacearum&lt;/em&gt; (Smith) in soil