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O mogno africano (Khaya ivorensis) foi introduzido no Brasil para substituir o mogno brasileiro (Swietenia macrophylla) devido a sua alta resistência ao microlepidóptero Hypsiphyla grandella, a principal praga do mogno brasileiro. Em 1999, observou-se alta incidência da mancha areolada, causada por Thanatephorus cucumeris em viveiros e áreas de plantios definitivos de mogno africano nos Estados do Amazonas e Pará, causando lesões em folhas maduras e 100% de queda das folhas jovens. Nas folhas jovens surgem pequenas lesões marrons circundadas por uma margem púrpura e em folhas maduras as manchas são marrom-claras, exibindo anéis concêntricos. African mahogany (Khaya ivorensis) introduced in Brazil in recent years has been preferred to reforest devastated areas to replace Brazilian mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) due to its high-quality timber and its high resistance to Hypsiphyla grandella, the major pest of Brazilian mahogany. Since 1999 a high incidence of target leaf spot caused by Thanatephorus cucumeris has been observed in nursery and in field, in the States of Amazonas and Pará (Brazil), causing numerous zonate lesions on mature leaves and 100% leaf fall in seedlings. Young leaves of diseased plants initially show little brown spots surrounded by a purple margin, while in mature plants the lesions are light brown exhibiting concentric rings resembling a target

Mancha areolada causada por Thanatephorus cucumeris em mogno africano