Leaf spots circular to angular, 2-5 mm wide, sometimes zonate, tan, grey or pale brown, each zone being bounded by a dark brown line, on dried specimen appearing grayish to whitish and punctiform in the center, with a narrow dark margin. Fruiting amphigenous, punctiform. Secondary mycelium absent. Stromata globular, dark brown, 30-65 μm wide. Conidiophores very densely fasciculate, compact, subhyaline to pale olivaceous brown, 0-2 septate, not constricted, not branched, straight to slightly geniculate, conically truncate to rounded at the apex, 10-40 × 2-4 μm; conidial scars unthickened. Conidia subhyaline to faintly olivaceous, cylindric or cylindro-obclavate, straight to mildly curved, 3-10 septate, subobtuse to rounded at the apex, obconically truncate at the base, 25-90 × 2-4 μm; hilum unthickened.
Burma, Cuba, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Japan, Mainland China, Nepal, Palestine, Philippines, San Domingo, Sierra Leone, Sri Langka, Sudan, Taiwan, U.S.A., Venezuela.
References：
Hsieh, WH and Goh, TK. 1990. Sawada, K. 1931.
Provided：
W. H. Hsieh
Note：
Cercospora meliae Ellis & Everhart (Jour. Mycol. 3: 16. 1887; syn. C. leucosticta Ell. & Ev., Jour. Mycol. 4:53. 1888) differs from this fungus by its hyaline acicular conidia. Both the original specimens of Sawada deposited in Herb. NTU-PPE labelled as Cercospora leucosticta Ell. & Ev. and his original literature (1931) show whitish orbicular punctiform leaf spots, but the conidia are cylindric to cylindro-obclavate in shape (i.e. identical with that of Pseudocercospora subsessilis).
Phylum：Ascomycota >> Class： Dothideomycetes >> Order： Dothideomycetes 
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