Efficiency of using Bioorganic Preparations to Protect Pine Stands from Pests and Diseases: Lessons from the Application of Basidiomycetes
1Department of Finance and Audit, Azerbaijan State University of Economics, Azerbaijan
2Department of Applied Economics, Azerbaijan State University of Economics, Azerbaijan
3Department of Environmental Studies, Lutsk National Technical University, Ukraine
4Department of Pharmacology, Bukhara State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan
5Department of Clinical Sciences, Asia International University, Uzbekistan
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E-mail: irynamyskovets@gmail.com (IM)
E-mail: irynamyskovets@gmail.com (IM)
Received: April 18, 2025 | Revised: July 11, 2025 | Accepted: August 15, 2025 | Published: September 2025
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of a bioorganic composition for the protection of pine plantations, to assess its effects on the growth, development, and resistance of trees to pests and diseases. The methodology included field and laboratory studies, during which various concentrations of the bioorganic composition were used to treat seedlings and young pine trees. The findings revealed that the use of the bioorganic composition increased the height, trunk diameter, and number of new shoots of pine trees. It also reduced the infection with diseases such as pine blister rust, fusariosis, and white pine blister rust, while the number of pests decreased by 80-85%.
Keywords
Plant Protection ; Biological Products ; Forest Stands ; Environmental Rehabilitation ; Pine Blister Rust ; Fusariosis
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