ALMOND AND MEDICINAL PLANTS IN FOREST AGROBIOTSENOSIS AND METHODS OF MANAGEMENT OF THEIR QUANTITIES

Abstract

The article presents the results of research on pests of almond and medicinal plants grown in
forests. According to the results of the study, the main pests of almond agrobiocenosis in the family
Lepidoptera are almonds (Erschoviella musculana Ersch.), Oriental nuts on the branches, unequal silkworms
on the leaves (Lymantria hidli wood (Lymantria disar L.) and tannins). ) damage, it was noted that among
the pests encountered in recent times walnut fruit is the dominant species pest. During the study, 8
polyphagous and 22 oligophagous pests such as namatak worm (orexotvorka), marmara nightshade,
marmara thrips, mint flea, rosemary baridi, rosemary sap, rosemary stalk, valerian juice, which specialize in
medicinal plants, were found.
In almonds, the biological efficacy was achieved between 88.8-94.8% when insecticides such as Enjeo,
24%: em.k., and Virell D 55% em.k., were applied at the recommended consumption rates