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Field Survey and Assessment of Fusarium Wilt Incidence in Cotton (Gossypium spp.) in Hanumangarh District of Rajasthan, India

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Field survey reveals maximum fusarium wilt incidence at 28.38% in gossypium crops in Hanumangarh, indicating serious agricultural threats.

Fusarium wilt incidence reached 28.38% in Pilibanga, leading to major concerns for cotton production and farmers' income.
The study recorded disease incidences of 28.38%, 27.71%, and 7.82% in different regions, highlighting significant variability.
Field assessment focused on major cotton-growing areas in Hanumangarh district, providing vital data on disease spread.
Economic losses from Fusarium wilt are substantial, suggesting the need for effective management practices against this pathogen.

Mourya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Field survey reveals maximum fusarium wilt incidence at 28.38% in gossypium crops in Hanumangarh, indicating serious agricultural threats.