The aim of the study is to obtain an extract of Physalis angulata germinating in Uzbekistan. Witanolides were isolated from the extract - fizangulide B, 14α-hydroxyixocarpanolide and other biologically active substances. Analysis of the anatomical structure showed that the leaves are dorsiventral, the stomatal apparatus is anocytic. Essential oil secretory receptacles and essential oil cells are observed in the leaf, petiole and root. The main morphological and anatomical characteristics of the raw plant Physalis angulata were revealed. Data on the microscopic structure of vegetative organs can also be used in the compilation of anatomical atlases of useful plants.

Green growth are an enormous gathering of straightforward and autotrophic life forms. These creatures don't have efficient cell attributes like plants, yet they are generally utilized in light of their exceptional organic exercises. They are viewed as perhaps the most extravagant wellspring of bio restoratively valuable mixtures with an enormous number of remedial applications. One of its applications is viewed as in treating disease. This audit produces a thought of certain mixtures which are found in green growth and are proficient enough in showing against disease properties. However, numerous anticancer medications are in clinical and pre-clinical preliminaries, the survey can assist with having a thought for additional point by point studies and examination on these mixtures to get a compelling medication against disease.

This article consists of the results of our research concerning creating food for honeybees by recycling the corn stem, which is a crucial and problematic topic for the honey industry of Uzbekistan, and the suggested sorts “O’zbekiston 18”, “Qorabosh”, and “Oranjovoe 160” meet all the requirements of organic food. It also mentions that the objects of research and juice extraction technology differ considerably from the current alternatives and are created with methods that are efficient and produce no waste. It also mentions the fact that, in out-of-season periods, honeybees consumed the food that was prepared from the juice extracted from different sorts of sweet corn and sugar well, and didn’t show any signs of bad side-effects.