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FITOFTOROZ KASALLIGIGA QARSHI FUNGITSIDLARINING TA’SIRI

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The article examines the biological effectiveness of fungicides at various consumption rates against late blight, one of the main fungal diseases of hot pepper, in a large field. According to research, Quadris is 25% effective against late blight of hot peppers. 0.6 l/ha and Bellis 380 g/kg sg. It was found that the biological effectiveness of the tested fungicides at a consumption rate of 0.8 l/ha ranged from 84.2 to 92.3%.

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S.Sadikova

O‘simliklar karantini va himoyasi ilmiy- tadqiqot instituti

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# disease# болезнь# фунгицид# фитофтороз# норма расхода# fungus# грибок# fungicides# острый перец# late blight# consumption rate# kasallik# zamburug‘# fungitsid# achchiq qalampir# fitoftoroz# sarf-me’yor# Kvadris 25% sus.k.# Квадрис 25% sus.k.# hot pepper# Quadris 25% a.k.

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