Yes, it appears that you are contending with Rhizopus rot in your jackfruit, a prevalent disease caused by the fungus Rhizopus stolonifer. This fungus is known to induce symptoms, such as browning and blackening of fruits, accompanied by the emergence of grey fungal growth that eventually darkens.
While your current strategy aligns with the recommended mitigation practices, the persistent problem suggests the need for additional measures.
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