PEST / BACTERIAL / FUNGAL IDENTIFICATION IN CROP SYMPTOMS SUGGESTED PRODUCT Bacterial Blight Yellowing or wilting of young leaves, and white streaking on the midrib. Indofa + Bacillus Sheath Blight Leaf-sheath and leaf blade of the plant. Indofa + Bacillus False Smut It can cause yellowish-green lesions on the leaves, stems, and husks of the rice plant. Bacillus + BT Stem rot White, Cottony growths on the stem of the rice plants. The leaves of the rice plant may also yellow, wilt, and die. Indofa Panicle Blight The most visible symptom of panicle blight is the death of the panicles (the flowering head of the plant), which turn white, dry up, and fall off. Indofa + Bacillus Brown Spot Yellowish-brown spots on the leaves stems, and grains of rice plants. These spots may become enlarged and eventually become dark brown with a yellow halo. Indofa Stem Borer Yellowing and wilting of leaves, holes in the stem, lodging of the plant, decrease in grain filling, death of the plant, and frass (insect excrement) on the stem. Meta + BT + Bacillus Green Leafhopper Stunted plants and reduced vigor, reduced number of productive tillers, withering, or complete plant drying. Meta + Traps / Lifeline Plant Hopper Hopper burn or yellowing, browning, and drying of plants, ovipositional marks exposing the plant to fungal and bacterial infections, presence of honeydew and sooty molds in the bases of areas infected plants with a ragged stunt or grassy stunt virus disease. Meta + Traps / Lifeline Gall Midge The larvae of the gall midge feed on the growing point of the rice plant and cause the death of the central shoot. Traps + Lifeline + Meta Grains Sucking Bugs The bugs feed on the developing grains and cause the formation of small, yellowish, or brownish spots on the grains. Traps + Lifeline + Meta