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KOʻKAT SABZAVOT EKINLARIDA FUZARIOZ KASALLIGIGA QARSHI BIOPREPARATLARNING BIOLOGIK SAMARADORLIGI

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Agrochemistry, Plant Protection and Plant Quarantine

Agrochemistry, Plant Protection and Plant Quarantine

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Black rot and Fusarium root rot are among the most dangerous diseases affecting leafy vegetable crops. Under the influence of these diseases, seed decay and rootlet rot can lead to significant seedling loss. This article presents the results of our experiment on evaluating the effectiveness of biological preparations against black rot and Fusarium root rot in leafy vegetable crops (dill, parsley, and celery). According to the experimental results, the biofungicide Phytodoc BS26, applied at a rate of 2.0 ml/kg, demonstrated biological efficacy of 78.7% in dill, 76.6% in parsley, and 78.0% in celery.

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L.Babajanova

Toshkent davlat agrar universiteti

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# disease# заболевание# петрушка# фузариоз# fusarium# Fusarium oxysporum# гриб# fungus# kasallik# fuzarioz# Bacillus subtilis# F.oxysporum# zamburugʻ# shivit# petrushka va selder# qora son# Trichoderma harzianum# укроп# сельдерей# чёрная ножка# dill# parsley# celery# black rot# Bacillus subtilis

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https://eroi.uz/11.0071/A1025-0016

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