Agriculture and Biomedical
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DOI: Crocus Medicinal And Integrated Measures Against Their Pests
Bahktiyor Kurbanmuratovich Mukhammadiev , Tashkent State Agrarian University, Uzbekistan. Òrayeva Munisa Xudoyberdi qizi , Tashkent State Agrarian University 2st Year Student, Uzbekistan.Abstract
This article provides information about planting, propagation of medicinal Crocus, determining the cultivated area, depending on conditions, various harmful insects.The article shows that Crocus damages winter scoops, gamma scoops, spider mites, bedbugs, aphids and thrips, especially bed bugs and spider mites, do more harm than others.It is also noted that the implementation of agreed measures against them is a guarantee of a high and quality crop.
Keywords
Insects, biological
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