Representatives of Lepidoptera groups occurred in forestry and agricultural crops and their effective entomophage types

Jumaev, Rasul; Gazibekov, Abdumannon; Sulaymonov, Otabek; Sobirov, Bekzod

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202124402020

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“…During the research process, analysis and synthesis, a systematic approach, comparison, classification, grouping, absolute and relative quantitative methods of statistical and financial analysis were used. Including [7][8][9][10][11]:…”

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Methodology and criteria for assessing the financial efficiency of agricultural clusters

Ilhom

2024

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This article undertakes a thorough analysis of the methodology and criteria employed in assessing the financial efficiency of agricultural clusters. The focus extends to crucial metrics, such as the generalizing and economic feasibility coefficient, providing a comprehensive framework for evaluating the economic viability of these collaborative agricultural entities. Additionally, the article goes beyond analysis, offering practical proposals and recommendations aimed at refining the mechanisms for assessing financial efficiency within agricultural clusters. The article likely delves into the methodologies used to assess financial efficiency within agricultural clusters. This could involve an exploration of quantitative and qualitative indicators, financial ratios, and performance metrics relevant to the unique characteristics of agricultural clusters. The criteria used to gauge financial efficiency in agricultural clusters are likely scrutinized. This may encompass factors such as return on investment, cost-effectiveness, resource utilization, and overall economic performance. The article might also consider broader economic and social impacts beyond financial metrics. The specific roles and significance of the generalizing and economic feasibility coefficient in assessing financial efficiency are explored. These coefficients likely serve as key tools for synthesizing diverse financial and economic data to arrive at comprehensive evaluations. By combining theoretical analysis with practical recommendations, the article aims to contribute not only to the academic understanding of financial efficiency in agricultural clusters but also to offer tangible solutions for industry practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders involved in the development and management of these collaborative agricultural endeavors.

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Methodology and criteria for assessing the financial efficiency of agricultural clusters

Ilhom

2024

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“…During the study period, the growth and development of plants were controlled by phenological observations of their passage through the main phases of vegetation, as well as by biometric measurements of the growth of the main structural parts of the aerial part. Experiments on the variety study of golden currant were carried out using the "Program and methodology for the variety study of fruit, berry and nut crops" and "Programs and methods for breeding fruit, berry and nut crops", "Method of calculations and phenological observations in experiments with fruit and berry plants", and "Methodology of accounting and observations in experiments with fruit and berry crops" [3,5,7].…”

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“…This manuscript aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of the morpho-biological features of golden currant. By delving into the mechanisms governing its growth and development, we seek to shed light on the underlying physiological processes, responses to environmental stimuli, and genetic factors that govern its unique characteristics [7,8]. Moreover, we endeavor to establish the implications of these insights for horticultural practices, sustainable agriculture, and potential applications in functional foods and medicine.…”

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Morpho-biological features of growth and development of golden currant in Tashkent province, Uzbekistan

Zhanakova,

Uzakbergenov

2023

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This scientific article presents the results of a study on the growth and development of varieties of golden currant in order to identify the most promising for cultivation in the conditions of the Tashkent region. Studies have established that, according to the development of shoots in the above-ground part, the varieties Uzbekistanskaya large-fruited and Elixir differ in vigorous growth, in which the height of the bushes by the end of the second year of vegetation reached 109.7-112.5, and in other varieties this figure was in the range of 88.2-97.5 cm. Of the tested varieties of golden currant, the earliest onset of the flowering phase was observed in the Venera variety March 23, in the rest a little later. The variety of golden currant Rukhshona had the latest start of flowering, in which this phase occurred on March 26, that is, four days later. In the Uzbekistan large-fruited variety, the completion of the flowering phase occurred five days later than in the Uzbek sweet variety. Of the varieties of golden currant, the phase of complete set of berries was observed most intensively within 30 days in the variety Venera. In the Elixir variety, the full set of berries ended two days later, and in the rest within 34-36 days.

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“…In total, 171 insects were identified in the forest biocenosis, 48 of them belong to 6 families, 32 are parasites, 26 are predatory entomophages, and the remaining 66 are pests living in bushes and weeds. We divided all the insects found in the forest farms into groups according to their species composition (Table 1) [8][9][10]. chestnut, larch, poplar, willow, apricot, safora, oak, hemlock, walnut were registered.…”

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Dominance of tree species of pest insects in forest biocenosis

Rakhimova

Esanbaev

2023

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This article studied to determine the damage to ornamental and fruit trees caused by Yponomeuta malinellus Zell., Laspeyresia pomonella L., Erschoviella musculana Ersch., Recarvаria nаnella Schif., Aporia crataeqi L., Сossus-cossus L. belonging to the Lepidoptera family in agricultural crops and forests. Sesia apiformis and Paranthrene tabanifonnis Rott. were also identified by occurrence and tree species in forest areas. In the course of research, in 2019-2020, research was carried out on the study of the pest Synanthedon myopaeformis from the pests of Tashkent and Andijan forest farms. According to the results, in 2019, in Bostonliq, Qibray, Ghazalkent districts of Tashkent province of Uzbekistan, the level of pest occurrence in wild apple trees was 16%, and in 2020, this indicator reached 19%, and in the forest biocenosis of Andijan province, the occurrence of apple borer was 21% in 2019, in the observations of 2020 and it was determined that it reached 23%.

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Representatives of Lepidoptera groups occurred in forestry and agricultural crops and their effective entomophage types

Cited by 8 publications

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Methodology and criteria for assessing the financial efficiency of agricultural clusters

Methodology and criteria for assessing the financial efficiency of agricultural clusters

Morpho-biological features of growth and development of golden currant in Tashkent province, Uzbekistan

Dominance of tree species of pest insects in forest biocenosis

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