Brinjal is a very important vegetable that is grown all over the world. It is a member of the Solanaceae family. Phomopsis blight, also known as fruit rot, is one of the diseases that affects it. Phomopsis vexans, a dangerous fungus, is to blame. One of the most important biotic factors limiting brinjal production is Phomopsis blight. It is considered a serious illness because it renders brinjal fruit unmarketable and inedible, reducing their economic, nutritional, and health benefits. This cancer causes a 40–70% reduction in production. Phomopsis vexans attacks the stem and causes wilting, as well as causing soft rot in the fruit. At any stage of development, this pathogen can affect all parts of the plant. The nature of the pathogen, symptoms and signs, epidemiology, detection and diagnosis, and management of Phomopsis blight of brinjal are all covered in this review.
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