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QISHLOQ XO‘JALIK EKINLARIDA ZARARKUNANDALARNING RIVOJLANISHINI HARORAT YIG‘INDISI ASOSIDA ANIQLASHNING SAMARADOR USULLARI

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Agrochemistry, Plant Protection and Plant Quarantine

Agrochemistry, Plant Protection and Plant Quarantine

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An innovative forecasting and monitoring system has been developed and implemented based on the automated information system “Dala nazorati.” Through this system, field observation results are updated in real-time, and a phenological calendar of pests and plant diseases is automatically calculated using meteorological data obtained from weather information. The phenological calendar includes 47 types of harmful insects and 8 types of plant diseases, with their development stages forecasted 10 days in advance. This article describes the structure of the system, the calculation methods, and the effectiveness of its application in various regions.

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M.Rasulova

O‘simliklar karantini va himoyasi ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti

A.Mambetnazarov

O‘simliklar karantini va himoyasi ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti

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# zararkunanda hasharotlar# вредные насекомые# plant protection# защита растений# фенологический календарь# спутниковые данные# IPM# O‘simliklar himoyasi# prognozlash tizimi# fenologik kalendar# sun’iy yo‘ldosh ma’lumotlari# дала назорати# система прогноза# forecasting system# phenological calendar# satellite data# Dala nazorati# harmful insects

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