“…Colonies that originated from surface-sterilized diseased tissue margins were selected for isolation via hyphal tip transfer and subsequent analysis. Conidiophores were erect, simple, straight or slightly curved, smooth, septate, with up to 8 cylindrical proliferations; while conidia were variable, cylindrical, straight to curved, hyaline to slightly brown, smooth, 6 to 15 pseudoseptate, 42 to 150 μm long by 11 to 18 μm wide (Ellis and Holliday 1971;Fulmer et al 2012;Jones 1961). An isolate of C. cassiicola was grown on V8 agar for 14 days at 25°C.…”