APPLE TREE PESTS NATURALLY CONTROL THEM

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Main Authors:	Tajieva Muyassar Ismailovna, Xolmirzayev Azizbek Akmaljon o'g'li, Rasulova Munira Zuhriddin qizi
Format:	Recurso digital
Language:	English
Published:	Zenodo 2025
Subjects:	Abstract. Adult mites are minuscule, with eight legs and only 0.02 inch in length. The appearance of the numerous apple-infesting species varies, with brown mites being dull reddish brown and European red mites being globular, reddish, and have white spines. Green apple aphid is a widespread but minor apple pest that also infects pear. The life cycle begins in April when the aphid hatches from overwintered eggs on the bark, and in the summer, large, dense colonies form along the lengths of these migrants' branches, emitting a strong, unique odor and polluting fruits with honeydew and black ants. The most important details are that spider mites require temperatures of at least 62 degrees Fahrenheit at sundown, lay solitary eggs on leaves, stems, or growing fruit at night, hatch in six to twenty days, and emerge in mid-summer. Management-biological control includes cool, moist temperatures early in the season, lady beetles, minute pirate bugs, predator mites, and cover crops. Keywords: tree, pests, apple, control, naturally, female, brown mite.
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