Ecological-Faunist Analysis of Entomophages of Eastern Fergana Dendrophil Coxides

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Kapizova Dilafruz Rakhmonjonovna, Zokirov Islamjon Ilkhomovich, Muminova Kimsan Tukhtasinovna, Zulfizar Umarova Muhammadzokirovna, Kurbanova Nilufar Kubijonovna, Kamoldinova Rokhatoy Abdullaevna

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In the Fergana Valley, 18 species of coccidia are found in orchards, infecting fruit trees. Studies have shown that 3 species of entomophagous biological relatives of cocci are predators, 9 species are parasites and 2 species are super-parasites. Wild-type species of entomophagous females feed on coccidial bodies, larvae, ovaries, or egg sacs. Five species of parasitic entomophagous species are found in the coccidial body of females, 6 species in the body of larvae, 1 species in the egg sac, and 2 species in primary terns.

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