Causal Agent: 
Fungi (Choanephora sp.)
| Characteristic Symptoms: | |
|  | Symptom on infected plant part resembles a pincushion with numerous small, black-headed pins stuck in it. | 
|  | Affected part becomes water-soaked and wet rot develops within 24-48 hours period. | 
|  | Symptom on pod starts at its end/tip. | 
| Conditions for Disease Development: | |
|  | Development of wet rot is favored by high relative humidity and excessive rainfall. | 
|  | The spores are disseminated by wind, rain, water splashes and insects.  | 
|  | Choanephora can persist on plant debris and dead organic matter. | 
To view other diseases, click here.
Need more help? Ask the Doctor.
 
				                    


