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SOME INFORMATION ON THE ETHOLOGY OF OCNERIA DISPAR LINNAEUS, 1758

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The article describes the ethological characteristics of Ocneria dispar in the Fergana region. The choice of different ecological niches for forage plants and developmental stages of the azygous silkworm, especially for cocoonization and oviposition, is the main manifestation of its adaptation to the environment. The unique ethological characteristics of the gypsy moth are individual in terms of the breadth of its population and represent a biological process aimed at maintaining its own life.

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S.Asqaraliyeva

Fergana State University

M.Masodiqova

Fergana State University

G.Abduvahobova

Fergana State University

G.Ahmadjonova

Fergana State University

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# поведение# яйцо# куколка# egg# tuxum# behavior# chrysalis# кормовое растение# fodder plant# stages of development# tengsiz ipakchi# fe’l-atvor# ozuqa o‘simligi# rivojlanish bosqichlari# g‘umbak# непарный шелкопряд# стадии развития# azygous silkworm

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