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FARG‘ONA VODIYSI SHAROITIDA DORIVOR O‘SIMLIKLARNI YETISHTIRISHNING BIOTEXNOLOGIK YONDASHUVLARI

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This article analyzes biotechnological approaches to the cultivation of medicinal plants in the conditions of the Fergana Valley. Advanced technologies, such as in vitro propagation of medicinal plants, microclonal propagation, and the use of biostimulants, contribute to increasing crop yields and the content of active substances. The research results serve as the basis for the development of effective strategies corresponding to the agroecological conditions of the Fergana Valley.

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M.Haydarov

Farg'ona davlat universiteti

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# лекарственные растения# medicinal plants# Ферганская долина# Fergana valley# биостимуляторы# biotechnology# биотехнология# microclonal propagation# микроклональное размножение# biotexnologiya# Biostimulyatorlar# dorivor o‘simliklar# in vitro ko‘paytirish# mikroklonal ko‘paytirish# Farg‘ona vodiysi# размножение in vitro# in vitro propagation# biostimulants

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