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Hosts · map Family Scientific name @ source (records) Arecaceae   Caryota urens @ BPI (1) Chamaedorea sp @ BPI (1) Bignoniaceae   Bignonia venusta @ BPI (1) Bombacaceae   Bombax malabaricum @ BPI (1) Bromeliaceae   Tillandsia sp @ BPI (1) Capparaceae   Capparis aphylla @ 872376A (1) Euphorbiaceae   Ricinus communis @ BPI (1) Fabaceae   Dalbergia sissoo @ BPI (1) Mimosa himalayana @ BPI (2) Liliaceae   Dracaena sp @ BPI (1) Moraceae   Ficus palmata @ BPI (1) Morus alba @ 521771B (1); 521774B (1); BPI (3); 521771A (1); 521774A (1) Poaceae   Saccharum officinarum @ BPI (2) Zea mays @ BPI (1) Rosaceae   Prunus communis @ BPI (2) Rutaceae   Citrus sinensis @ 871161B (1) Sterculiaceae   Theobroma cacao @ BPI (1) Verbenaceae   Vitex negundo @ BPI (1) _   Substrate @ 370876A (1); 370876B (1); BPI (2)

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Sign in Full Record Versions Introduction Symptoms Morphology Epidemiology Dispersal Management Host notes Notes Distribution Bibliography   View Icons As Text   Record originally contributed by FAO   Unassigned EcoPort Record To adopt this record read what is required and how to go about it Botryodiplodia theobromae Fungus ID: 20687  Introduction     Authority Patouillard in Patouillard & Lagerheim ID Standing Anamorph Classification Aphyllophorales : Corticiaceae : Botryobasidium Topic Editors Data Stewards Referees Synonyms Botryosphaeria rhodina (Cooke) Arx, Diplodia cacaoicola P.Henn., Diplodia natalensis Pole-Evans, Diplodia phoenicum (Sacc.) H. Fawc. & L.J. Klotz, Lasiodiplodia theobromae (Patouillard) Griffon & Maubl., Physalospora abdita (Berk. & M.A. Curtis)N. Stevens in Voorhees, Physalospora fusca N. Stevens, Physalospora rhodina Cooke [teliomorph] ?( full list ) Common names dieback, diplodia disease, Diplodia gummosis, diplodia root rot, diplodia stem-end rot, Physalospora canker ( full list ) Categories Roles Pathogen  Symptoms      Morphology      Epidemiology   1999-10-29  Predominantly a virulent wound pathogen associated with blights, dieback, root and collar rots, damping-off, and with preharvest and storage rots of fruit, yam, taro, etc., either alone or in combination with other fungi or bacteria. On cacao it plays a secondary role invading pods which are already colonised by the black pod fungus (Phytophthora palmivora). In stored taro it plays a similar role, being isolated in decayed corm tissue behind advancing rots caused by P. colocasiae and Pythium splendens  Dispersal   1999-10-29  Airborne, waterborne, seedborne, soilborne debris  Management   1999-10-29  Crop hygiene, fungicides  Host notes      Notes   1999-10-29  Circumglobal in tropics and subtropics CMI Descriptions No. 519, Sutton (1980) On Euodia sp. in Papua New Guinea: = blue stain on timber. [Reference #1505] On Triticum aestivum in Papua New Guinea: = in wheat meal sample. [Reference #1505]  Distribution      Bibliography      Links