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Study of the Genetic Relationship of Cotton in the F2 Hybrid Generation on Some Economic Traits (Correlation)
Get PDFThe article presents experimental data on the genetic relationship between economically valuable traits and productivity of backcross and simple hybrids of medium-fiber cotton, early maturity, the number of fertile branches, the distance between fertile nodes, the weight of one capsule, the weight of 1000 seeds and the fiber yield
New Uzbekistan Cannot Be Built Without Talented Young People
Get PDFThe article explores the indispensable role of talented youth in building a new Uzbekistan. It highlights the need for their active involvement and contribution to drive progress, innovation, and social transformation. The abstract provides a brief overview of the main points discussed in the article
Creation of Selective Sensors and Alarms for Monitoring Carbon Dioxide and Methane
Get PDFCarbon monoxide (II) (carbon monoxide) and methane (natural gas) are among the toxic and explosive components of atmospheric air. According to statistics, the death rate from carbon monoxide poisoning (II) over the last decade amounted to 23.4% of all deaths from acute poisoning. Therefore, the creation of a new generation of gas-sensitive semiconductor materials and the creation of selective semiconductor gas sensors and signaling devices based on them, providing quantitative determination of carbon monoxide (II) and methane in atmospheric air, process and exhaust gases, are important issues
Technology of Growing Carrot Root for Storage and Processing
Get PDFthe article provides information on the technology of growing carrot roots intended for storage and processing
Salt Washing is a Guarantee of a Bounty Harvest
Get PDFThis article contains recommendations for conducting salt washing activities in the saline areas of Bukhara region. Mechanical and chemical analysis of the soil before salt washing and a number of other recommendations are given
Analysis and Optimization of Costs in Agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Get PDFThe article is devoted to the issues of cost analysis and optimization in agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The paper discusses various methods of cost calculation used in the agricultural sector, as well as analyzes the factors that affect the formation of costs. Particular attention is paid to the importance of effective cost management to increase the productivity and competitiveness of agricultural enterprises. The article also emphasizes the role of state support and reforms in the field of agriculture to achieve sustainable development of the sector
Stages of formation and development of agglomerations some issues of classification
No full textSince the beginning of the 20th century, many researchers have studied the issue of agglomerationare coming The emergence of the concept of agglomeration goes back to A. Weber.A strong agglomeration process occurred during the transition from handicraft to industrialization.American economist E. Hoover contributed to the development of the concept of agglomeration "city economyput forward the idea of "concentration" and compared agglomeration with a large economic factory.The term "agglomeration" in relation to settlements was introduced by the French geographer M. Rouget.The urban agglomeration began to spread widely with different names. For example, A.A. Kruber"economic district of the city", M.G. Dikansky "economic city", V.P. Semenov Tyanshanskyintroduced the concept of "city agglomeration". In addition, Dubrovin, V.G. Davidovich,D.I.Bogorad, G.M.Lappo, F.M.Listengurt, I.K.Kudryavtsev, Yu.L.Pivo also conducted researchwent Development theories of agglomerations from economic geographers of the German schoolI. Tunen (1826), W. Launhardt (1882), A. Weber (1909), W. Kristaller (1933), A. Lesch (1940-1959)studied, U. Ayzard (1956, 1960), T. Hagerstrand among economic geographers of the American school(1967), D. Jacobs (1969) and theorists of economic growth poles of the French school F. Peru(1961, 1964, 1990), P. Pote (1963), J. Budwill (1966). Agglomerationthere are different approaches to the definition. they are divided into 3 large groups. The first groupsupporters define it in terms of "residential agglomeration", and the definition of the second group is the populationpoint and was approached as a form of distribution of production forces. ThirdThe group's tariff was in the mid-1970s with "sociologizing" tendencies.can be connected. Different views on agglomeration can be summarized as follows.Urban agglomeration is the relationship between urban and rural settlements that complement each otherIt is a developed system. World agglomeration is also gradually formedis developing. Below we can see the stages of development of agglomeration processes
Ferula Assa -Foetida (Bunge) Regel. Pests and Control Measures
Get PDFCurrently, 112 types of medicinal plants are allowed to be used in official medicine in the Republic of Uzbekistan, and 80% of these medicinal plants are naturally growing plants. Therefore, the main diseases and pests that harm the Sassiq rug are being studied. This problem is still relevant today
Decorations of Certain Instrument Performances
Get PDFThis article provides information about the history of the music culture of the peoples of Central Asia, the creativity of instrumentalists, and the composers marking these ornaments with various traditional symbols since the 16th century. In addition to this, the transition of unstable sounds to stable sounds and the resolution of sounds during the performance are given in the examples
Paramphistomum Cervi: Morphology, Life Cycle, Prevalence, Molecular Characterization, and Treatment Insights: A Comprehensive Review
Get PDFParamphistomum cervi, normally referred to as the rumen fluke or not unusual belly fluke, is a parasitic flatworm that infects the rumen and reticulum of ruminant animals worldwide. This overview article provides an outline of the superiority, molecular characterization, treatment, and manipulates measures associated with Paramphistomum cervi. The superiority of this parasite is enormous, affecting numerous domestic ruminants consist of sheep, farm animals, and goats. Recognising Paramphistomum cervi's molecular characteristics, such as its morphology, life cycle, and host interactions, is crucial for devising effective control strategies. Diagnostic techniques, including fecal examination and postmortem examination, are essential for accurate detection of Paramphistomum cervi infections. The article further explores the pathogenesis of this parasite, including the pathological changes it induces in affected animals' rumens and reticula. There is also discussion of the financial effects of Paramphistomum cervi infections on cattle productivity. Additionally, treatment options and anthelmintic drugs available for controlling Paramphistomum cervi infections are highlighted. The review concludes with an assessment of ongoing research. Overall, this review article provides a comprehensive analysis of Paramphistomum cervi, shedding light on its impact on animal health and providing valuable insights for the scientific and veterinary community