Few serious insect and disease problems have been encountered by kiwifruit growers. Root-knot nematodes have been found on roots in all production areas as well as the trial planting in North Carolina. However, the nematodes do not seem to seriously reduce vine vigor. If a high population exists in the soil, fumigation prior to planting may be desirable. Japanese beetles occasionally feed on the foliage, but they prefer other plants. New pests can be expected as plantings increase. Close observation of the vines increases the chance for control of a new insect or disease before serious damage occurs.
When it is rotten.
yes
i think no.
Yes, you can...
Scavengers such as catfish, eat pests.
yes
yes
Yes. All parts of the kiwifruit can be eaten, although the furry peel is not particularly tasty.
Yes, to both!
Anteaters do not have a mouth that could eat kiwi fruit. They eat ants.
Kiwifruit Krueller (German pastry)
Yes, it's perfectly fine.