Leafhoppers
Small, quick flying insects, usually green or brown and feeding causes mottling of the leaves.
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Myrtle Rust
Can start with small purplish spots. Develops mature bright yellow, powdery spores on leaves and, sometimes, fruit. Leaves can become contorted and purplish-red pigmentation can occur. Soft leaves can die.
Phytophthora Root Rot
Fungal pathogen (Phytophthora cinnamomi) attacks the conducting tissues of the plant, causing it to wilt and finally collapse.
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Psyllids
New growth may have dimpling in leaves. Leaves can be distorted and terminal shoots dieback. Leaf defoliation of some types of psylid attack may occur. Leaves may be discoloured.
Scale
Small white, pink, black or brown patches or raised bumps on leaves and stems.
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Sooty Mould
Black sooty growth covering any part of the leaf, stem or branch of plants. Caused by the presences of sap sucking insects on the plants such as aphids, scale and mealybugs.
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