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Autumn rains can significantly impact fruit trees, leading to diseases, fruit rot, and root issues. Excess moisture and fluctuating temperatures threaten tree health and future yields. While rainfall is essential for soil moisture, persistent wet conditions can cause root asphyxiation and promote fungal diseases like moniliosis and scab. Unharvested fruits are also at risk of rot, especially if damaged. To protect orchards, it's crucial to remove rotten fruits, fallen leaves, and manage drainage effectively. Proper winter preparation, including clean and well-drained soil, enhances trees' chances of surviving the cold season.