BIOPESTICIDE TEST FOR MEALYBUGS IN GREENHOUSE PLANTS OF TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE NUR-SULTAN GREENHOUSE COMPLEX

2021

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DOI 10.51452/kazatu.2021.4(111).806
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Abstract

The article considers the results of a biopesticide test for a pest of plants in the greenhouse of the Botanical Park of Nur-Sultan. The article aims to determine the effectiveness of protective measures for the conservation of collectible plants in the greenhouse of the Botanical Garden of Nur-Sultan. In order to fulfill this task, the object of the study was the main pest of the Nur-Sultan greenhouse, the mealybug and the dynamics of its population development. The study revealed the annual and seasonal dynamics of the number of mealybugs and traced the sequence of alternation of ornamental plants with phytophages throughout the year. To assess the pest's resistance to biological control, two biopesticides were taken. These are: "Bona Forte Spray" on a natural pyrethrin basis and " Phytoverm " on the basis of aversectin - C. In accordance with the research results, conclusions were drawn