Infection can proceed rapidly once the pathogen has made an entrance into the plant. Once established, further reproduction of both chlamydospores and sporangia will occur within host tissues, amplifying the spread of disease within the host plant and spreading out into nearby plants.
Infection can progress swiftly after the pathogen gains entry into the plant. Once it has taken hold, further multiplication of both chlamydospores and sporangia will occur within host tissues, accelerating the spread of disease within the host plant and dispersing to nearby plants.