Abstract:For exploring an efficient method to biocontrol Solanaceae vegetable bacterial wilt, this paper investigated the biocontrol system, potential ability of biocontrol and its control mechanisms of Solanaceae vegetable bacterial wilt using avirulent strain of Ralstonia solanacearum hrp-mutant that was obtained by gene engineering. The results showed that hrp-mutant could not inhibit R.solanacearum growth directly, but could be colonized in plant and prevented virutent strain reproduction after pre-inoculation. The optimal biocontrol system was to inoculate plants with R.solanacearum after pretreatment of hrp-mutant for 24 hour. The control effect was over 64% to bacterial wilt that caused by physiological strain 1 to tomato, eggplant and pepper. And the significant control effect was near 90% to tomato bacterial wilt that caused by hrp-mutant’s wild pathogenic strain, while the control effect of pepper and eggplant inoculated with wild R.solanacearum was over 75%. This biocontrol system displays advantages of stability, safety and long term effect.