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Tropical carpenter ants (Camponotus leonardi) are turned into zombie ants when infected by the parasitic fungus (Ophiocordyceps unilateralis). Infected ants become erratic and zombie-like, and are manipulated by the fungus into dying at a spot that provides optimal conditions for fungal reproduction. New research looks at altered behavior patterns in zombie ants in Thailand and shows how the fungus manipulates ant behavior.
Eventually, the apple completely decays, dries, and shrivels into a mummy. Pycnidia that contain spores of the black rot fungus appear on the surface of the rotted tissue. Disease Cycle The fungus overwinters in dead bark, dead twigs, cankers, and mummified fruit. It can invade almost any dead, woody tissue and frequently is found in tissue killed by fire blight. Early leaf infections often are visible as a cone-shaped area on the tree, with a dead twig or mummified fruit at the apex.