• Fruits - Small, water soaked lesions
• Skin - discoloration, turns greyish brown, and develop white cottony mycelium in humid weather
• Rotten parts become depressed and develops wrinkles
• Rotting spread deep into the pulp and turns brown, watery & soft
• Rapidly spreads during rainy season

• Hyphae - 5 to 6 μm in dia
• Spherical hyphal swellings are common
• Zoosporangia - sub hyaline, oviod, pyriform borne on short stalk

Management:

• Removal and destruction of the affected fruits
• Spraying the crop with Difolatan (0.3%) thrice at an interval of 10 days effectively controls the disease