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Hail Damage
Fruits and twigs may exhibit open, ragged-edge to wounds in the skin or bark.
DISEASES
Anthracnose
Cercosporiose
Peacock Spot
Botryosphaeria
Charcoal Rot
Phytophthora Rot
Rhizoctonia Rot
Fusarium Rot
Verticillium Wilt
Olive Knot
Cankers
Sooty Mould
Lepra Fruit Rot
Alternaria Fruit Rot
Others: Diseases
DISORDERS
Frost & Chilling Damage
Hail Damage
Russet
Sunburn
Pitburn
Leaf Scorch
Adverse Weather Conditions During Flowering
Root Girdling & Waterlogging
Water
Dehydration
Fire
Spheroblasts
Sap
Microspheroblasts
Nutritional Deficiency
PESTS
Olive Lace Bug
Queensland Fruit Fly
Scale & Ants
Olive Bud Mites
Thrips
Wheevils
Rutherglen Bug
Lightbrown Apple Moth
Cicadas & Grasshoppers
Green Vegetable Bug
Stink Bug
Moths
Ambrosia Beetle Damage
Miscellaneous Pests
Beneficial Insects
Pale Cotton Stainer
Others: Pests
OTHERS
Nematodes
Weeds
Snails
Birds
Rabbits & Hares
Kangaroos & Wallabies
Mechanical Damage
Spray Damage
Wombat Damage
Sheep Damage
Mistletoe
OLIVE PLANTATIONS
International Olive Plantations
