Common on cucumbers; also hits muskmelons, squash, pumpkins. Worst east of Rockies in moist weather. Spread by cucumber beetles feeding on foliage. Symptoms: rapid wilting, death of young seedlings. Test: cut stem near base, squeeze—sticky bacterial ooze confirms.
No chemical cure.
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