Olma (Malus domestica) fitopatogen zamburug‘lari va ularga qarshi antagonist mikroorganizmlarni tanlash
Phytopathogenic fungi of apple (Malus domestica) and selection of antagonistic microorganisms against them
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This paper describes the main phytopathogenic fungi occurring on apple (Malus domestica) and the features of their distribution. The selection of antagonistic microorganisms against them and the prospects of biological control methods are also considered. The results of the study show the level of infection by phytopathogens and the effectiveness of biological control. The importance of introducing environmentally safe protection methods is substantiated.
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