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CARPOCAPSA (CYDIA) POMONELLA НИНГ ЭНТОМОФАГ ТУРЛАРИ, УЧРАШИ ҲАМДА ТАКСОНОМИЯСИ

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In the article, during observations carried out in 2023-2024, 28 species of entomophagous species belonging to 5 families and 10 families of apple-eating species (Carpocapsa pomonella L.) were found in the Tashkent region. It was noted that these entomophagous species develop with offspring at different stages of pest development. During the study, the species Pimpla inquisitor Scop of the Ichneumonidae family was found in the buds of the apple fruit moth. The parasite parasitizes on the buds of the apple fruit fly. It was first identified in 2023 from overwintering fruit-eating fungi collected in the first ten days of March in apple orchards of the Kibray district of the Tashkent region.

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R.Mo'minova

Тошкент Давлат Аграр Университети

A.Abdug'apporov

Тошкент Давлат Аграр Университети

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# паразит# parasites# род# вредители# pests# энтомофаг# зараркунанда# туркум# genus# таксономия# ғумбак# taxonomy# грибы# энтомофаги# fungi# паразиты# entomophages# мевахўр# плодоядные# frugivores

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