Protecting Superfood Olive Crop from Pests and Pathogens Using Image
Processing Techniques: A Review

Smita      Sisodiya; Aditya      Sinha; Mousumi      Debnath; Rajveer      Shekhawat; Surinder   Singh   Shekhawat
doi:10.2174/1573401318666211227103001
Abstract

Background: Olive (Oleo europaea L.) cultivars are widely cultivated all over the world. However, they are often attacked by pests and pathogens. This deteriorates the quality of the crop, leading to less yield of olive oil. The different infections that cause comparable disease symptoms on olive leaves can be classified using image processing techniques.
Objective: The olive has established itself as a superfood and a possible source of medicine, owing to the rapid increase in the availability of data in the field of nutrigenomics. The goal of this review is to underline the importance of applying image processing techniques to detect and classify diseases early.
Method: PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar were used to conduct a systematic literature search using the keywords olive oil, pest and pathogen of olives, and metabolic profiling.
Results: Infections caused by infectious diseases frequently result in significant losses and lowquality olive oil yields. Early detection of disease infestations can safeguard the olive plant and its yield.
Conclusion: This strategy can help protect the crop from disease spread, and early detection and classification of the disease can aid in prompt prophylaxis of diseased olive plants before the disease worsens. Protecting olive plants from pests and pathogens can help keep the yield and quality of olive oil consistent
Keywords: Nutraceutical, olive oil, olive diseases, disease classification, superfood, pathogen.
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