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The species composition of harmful ticks has been studied in orchards of Armavir region during 2019-2021 years. As a result, 13 species of harmful ticks were found on different fruits. 8 of them are tetranichoid ticks and the other 5 are a four legged ticks. Due to the high population density and damage of the vegetative-generative organs of ticks-infected plants, the synthesis and respiratory processes are disturbed, as a result of which the quantitative-qualitative features of the crop are sharply reduced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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By evaluating the qualitative features of the fig fruit and the universality of its use, we conducted a study of the properties and features of the local and imported sorts of fig. For this purpose, we used the method of comprehensive phenotyping and agrobiological assessment. As a results we have singled out the “Spitak” fig sort for large-scale production and selection work, because this sort is distinguished by its low stature, small number of seeds, relatively large fruit, symmetrical fruits, self-pollination, and resistance to phytophagous lice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]