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Diplodia stalk and ear rots are caused by the fungus Stenocarpella maydis. Tiny black specks (pycnidia) embedded in rind of lower stalk; Lower, inner stalk may have shredded tissue and small, dark specks (pycnidia) Pathogen Involved. It is more severe where corn follows corn. 3, below). Diplodia stalk and ear rot are caused by the fungus Stenocarpella maydis. The identifying characteristic of Diplodia stalk rot are tiny black specks (pycnidia) buried in the outer rind of the stalk at the lower nodes (Fig. Diplodia Stalk and Ear Rot The fungus responsible for Diplodia stalk rot (Stenocarpella maydis) survives only on corn residue, placing continuous cornfields at the highest risk for infection. Inheritance of resistance to Diplodia zeae in eight populations of corn was studied. The fungus causing Diplodia stalk rot reproduces with microscopic spores inside minute raised black structures (pycnidia) that can give the stalk a rough/sandpaper-like feeling (Figure 3). Timing: Stalk infections most often occur through the Diplodia grows around the kernels and infects the pith, resulting in reduced grain quality and compromised stalk integrity. Stalk rots may result in premature death of plants (Figure 1) or reduced yield potential. Diplodia Stalk Rot Facts: Caused by Stenocarpella maydis fungus (formerly called Diplodia maydis) Corn is the only host of this pathogen; Survives on corn stalk residues; Spores are spread by wind or splashing rain; Favored by warm, wet weather two to three weeks after pollination Physoderma brown spot most commonly causes a leaf disease, but under some conditions can cause stalk rot disease. This same fungus also may infect the developing ear, causing Diplodia ear rot. Diplodia stalk rot has been observed in central Iowa. 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