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DOI: RESEARCH ON THE MICROBIOLOGICAL METHOD OF COMBATING HARMFUL INSECTS AROUND THE WORLD
M.M. Ablazova , PhD in Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor, Tashkent State Agrarian University, Uzbekistan, Tashkent D.M. Zuparova , PhD in Agricultural Sciences, junior researcher Center of Genomics and Bioinformatics Academy of Sciences the Republic of UzbekistanAbstract
The most common insect disease is muscardine . The causative agent - the Bossian's Boveria - affects more than 60 species of insects that live in the country. In nature, this fungus can be retained on plant remains. It is transported by insects and mites. One type of muscardine was described by I.I. Mechnikov. The discovery of this fungus on the bug beetle initiated research on the microbiological method of combating harmful insects around the world. It is now known that the toxins released by the green muscardine are capable of killing blood-sucking mosquitoes. On the nut-tree false parasitic the fungus of the genus Cordyceps is parasitic.
Keywords
Mushrooms, parasites, aspergillas, epiticles
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