"Yellow leaf" in hydroponics is usually chlorosis from mineral shortage (N, Fe, Mg, K, Ca), not a pathogen. Compare to soil-grown controls—if they're green, it's not a contagious disease.
Verify your solution supplies adequate nitrogen, iron, magnesium. These are critical for green color. Adjust concentration or switch to a complete hydroponic formula.
Then consider root pathogens (nematodes) or viruses, but these are rare in clean hydroponics. Start with the solution analysis.
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