White mold with clusters of conidia in pea pods under foldscope
Mar 18, 2019 • 1:55 AM UTC
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While opening the pea pods to take out seeds, I noted a white fur inside them. On drawing a sample and looking through foldscope, I saw intricate network of hyphae and groups of conidia clustered to them at various points. Scanning the slide thoroughly, I could see several big brown spores too. Is it the fungal rot of peas by Sclerotinia sclerotiorum ?
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