Abstract
The experiment was conducted on Rawa area at Al-Anbar governorate, western of Iraq, during 2021 and 2022 seasons by using 72 olive trees (Ashrasi cultivar) treated with 0, 15, and 25 kg per olive tree from composted of common reed waste with cow, sheep, and poultry manure, also tree treated with 0 or 50 liters from aqueous extract of compost. The results of the statistical analysis showed that Olive trees were treated with 25 kg from 80 % common reed waste with 20 % poultry manure compost and its water extract, while improved flowering traits (number of flowers per branch, percentage of hermaphrodite flowers, number of fruit set, percentage of fruiting, and fruit retention compared with control treatment under Iraq western desert conditions.
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