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BEHINING MONILIOZ KASALLIGI VA UNING TURLI HARORATLARDA RIVOJLANISH DINAMIKASI

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Agrochemistry, Plant Protection and Plant Quarantine

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This article examines properties such as growth and reproduction of the mycelium (i.e., the vegetative part of the body) of fungi of the genus Monilinia on quince plants. Based on the research results, it can be concluded that the mycelium of the pathogens M. cydoniae and M. fructigena grows well under laboratory conditions on artificial nutrient media (PDA) at a temperature of 25°C. It was established that the mycelial growth of the fungus M. cydoniae ranged from 2.56±0.12 to 5.72±0.45 mm, while that of M. fructigena ranged from 2.63±0.26 to 6.25±0.31 mm.

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A.Pulatov

Akademik M.Mirzayev nomidagi bog‘dorchilik, uzumchilik va vinochilik ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti Bo‘stonliq Tog‘ ilmiy-tajriba stansiyasi

R.Xusanov

Akademik M.Mirzayev nomidagi bog‘dorchilik, uzumchilik va vinochilik ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti

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# infection# развитие болезни# disease development# гриб# мицелий# заражение# fungus# mycelium# mitseliy# zamburug‘# kasallanish# kasallik rivoji# M.cydoniae# M.fructigena# M. cydoniae# M. fructigena

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