PEST / BACTERIAL / FUNGAL IDENTIFICATION IN CROP SYMPTOMS SUGGESTED PRODUCT Thrips If a population is high, leaves may be distorted; leaves are covered in coarse stippling and may appear silvery; leaves speckled with black feces. Lifeline + Traps + Meta + BT Mite Leaves stippled with yellow; leaves may appear bronzed; webbing covering leaves; mites may be visible as tiny moving dots on the webs or underside of leaves. Acarida + Traps + BT Armyworm Singular, or closely grouped circular to irregularly shaped holes in foliage; heavy feeding by young larvae leads to skeletonized leaves; shallow, dry wounds on fruit. BT + Meta Southern Stem Rot Lateral branches or main stem yellowing and wilting; white fungal mat developing on the stem close to the soil line; white to brown spore-containing structures developing from the fungal mats. Indofa + Bacillus Verticillium Wilt Chlorosis of leaf margins; curling leaves; loss of leaf turgor; plants wilt and become stunted as the disease progresses; plants wilt rapidly during periods of water stress. Indofa + BT + Lifeline Web Blotch Circular, brown-black lesions on the upper surfaces of the leaves; web or net-like brown lesions on leaves may form on leaves during periods of high humidity. Indofa + Bacillus Sclerotinia Blight Tips of infected branches wilt or flag rapidly; early signs of infection include the presence of small water-soaked lesions at the base of the stems which turn yellow or bleached. Indofa + Bacillus Rust Characteristic orange pustules on the undersides of leaves become covered in masses of red-brown spores; pustules may form on pods. Indofa Nematodes Galls on roots can be up to 3.3 cm (1 in) in diameter but are usually smaller; reduction in plant vigor; yellowing plants that wilt in hot weather. Pacliq