A burning sensation can best be described as a kind of pain which is quite different from stabbing, dull or aching. Editorial Team Oct 28, 2014 at 07:50 pm. Tags: Diseases & Conditions Feet Foot care. A burning sensation can best be described as a kind of pain which is quite different from stabbing, dull or aching.
Fusarium Wilt. Basil plant droop that appears suddenly on young plants is often caused by fusarium wilt, a fungal disease that causes stunted growth and droopy, wilted or yellow leaves. The first signs of trouble are decreased growth and leaves with a cupped appearance. Eventually, leaves may drop from the plant.
Fusarium Wilts and Rots Fusarium crown rot is responsible for the brown streaking in the vascular tissue in the stem of this tomato plant (Lycopersion); note, green pith. Fusarium wilts and rots are fungal disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum that affects many perennial and annual plants. Whether the name wilt or rot is used can vary amoung plant hosts and how the disease develops. For example, the plant may exhibit signs of wilting, but the cause is a rot in the roots.