Bioecological Characteristics of Walnut Worm – Archips Argyrospila W., its Damage and Control Measures

Authors

  • Nazarov Shaxzod Rustam oʻgʻli Kat.i.x., Scientific-research institute of plant quarantine and protection
  • Shukurov Xushvaqt Mamasaliyevich Q.x.f. doctor, Scientific-research institute of plant quarantine and protection
  • Nazarova Moxichexra Jamalovna Supporting doctoral student, Scientific-research institute of plant quarantine and protection

Keywords:

Nut borer, ontogenesis, disease, phenological, developmental phase, mature breed, pre-mountain, cultivars, control, offspring, borers, walnut trees

Abstract

Nut worm - Archips argyrospila. Lepidoptera is a family of moths (butterflies), leaf-eaters are a family of Tortricidae. It was found that this pest is causing widespread damage in the walnut groves located in the mountain and sub-mountain regions of our Republic. Our research was conducted in Bostonliq district of Tashkent region. A. argyrospila, according to its developmental process or ontogeny, belongs to the group of fully developed insects, passing through four developmental stages: adult, egg, larva and pupa. Based on the obtained data, the phenological development of A. argyrospila can be compiled. According to this, A. argyrospila develops in two generations in the conditions of Tashkent region.

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Published

2023-08-26

How to Cite

oʻgʻli, N. S. R. ., Mamasaliyevich, S. X. ., & Jamalovna, N. M. . (2023). Bioecological Characteristics of Walnut Worm – Archips Argyrospila W., its Damage and Control Measures. Vital Annex: International Journal of Novel Research in Advanced Sciences, 2(8), 16–21. Retrieved from https://innosci.org/IJNRAS/article/view/1601

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 8 (2023): August 2023

Section

Articles