Betekenis van:
wilting
wilting
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- causing to become limp or drooping
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Werkwoord
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Wilting
- Observe for symptoms of wilting, epinasty, chlorosis and/or stunting.
- Wilting symptoms are very different from those of brown rot; wilting is usually slow and initially limited to the leaf margins.
- In early stages of wilting leaves remain green, but later yellowing and brown necrosis develops.
- When wilting does occur, the symptoms are as described for tomato.
- Observe for symptoms of wilting and/or epinasty, chlorosis and stunting.
- With pure cultures typical wilting should be obtained within 14 days.
- subsp. sepedonicus causes leaf wilting in eggplants which may commence as a marginal or interveinal flaccidity.
- Wilting of one shoot or whole plants becomes rapidly irreversible and results in the collapse and death of the plant.
- In early stages of wilting leaves remain green, but later yellowing and brown necrosis develops. Epinasty also occurs.
- Incubate plants with sufficient light and high humidity (70 to 80 %) and water to prevent water logging or wilting through water deficiency.
- Count the number of plants showing symptoms. C. m. subsp. sepedonicus causes leaf wilting in eggplants which may commence as a marginal or interveinal flaccidity.
- Bacteria may ooze from cut vascular tissues or form threads of slime if the cut stem is placed vertically in water, even in the absence of wilting symptoms.
- Under less favourable conditions (soil temperature below 21 °C), less wilting occurs, but large numbers of adventitious roots may develop on the stem.
- Stem streaming test The presence of R. solanacearum in stems of wilting potato, tomato or other host plants can be indicated by the following simple presumptive test: Cut the stem just above the soil level.