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4. MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION BASED ON COAT PROTEIN SEQUENCES OF THE BARLEY YELLOW DWARF VIRUS FROM UZBEKISTAN.

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Khalimovich, Makhmudov T., Nasirovna, Kadirova, Shukhratovich, Adilov B., Qurombayevich, Abdikarimov B., Abdurashitovich, Abduvaliev B., Mashrabovich, Ziyaev Z., Gulmirzayevich, Sherimbetov A., and Sardor, Kurganov

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BARLEY yellow dwarf viruses, MOSAIC viruses, AMINO acid sequence, PLANT viruses, NUCLEOTIDE sequence
Abstract

Wheat has long been considered an important plant in the national economy, and several phytopathogenic viruses have been studied to infect this plant, the most common of which is Barley yellow dwarf virus. BYDV causes great economic damage in agriculture. This article presents the results of research conducted on the BYDV-PAV strain isolated from Uzbekistan. As a result of the conducted research, plant samples (leaf, root, stem) collected from wheat fields in Tashkent region were diagnosed by BYDV-PAV RT-PCR method using special primers based on nucleotide sequence of ORF3 gene of BYDV-PAV coat protein. As a result of research, the presence of the BYDV-PAV strain was found in the collected samples, and the nucleotide sequence of BYDV-PAV was studied. BLASTN and phylogenetic analysis of the virus isolate based on the determined nucleotide sequence showed the highest genetic similarity by 99.81% with the Morocco PAV-type isolate MA9501 (AJ007929.1) while the lowest similarity rate was 87.10% with the Tunisian isolate PAV-TN4 (JX402456.1). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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5. Current Condition of Crambe edentulaFisch. & C.A. Mey. Ex Korsh. on the Ustyurt Plateau in Uzbekistan

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Rakhimova, N. K., Rakhimova, T., Adilov, B. A., Tamambetova, Sh. B., and Polvonov, F. I.

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Abstract: The article assesses the state of the ontogenetic structure of the rare species Crambe edentulaFisch. & C.A. Mey. ex Korsh., which grows in the Karakalpak part of Ustyurt. The study showed that in the ecological-cenotic conditions of Ustyurt, the studied local populations are normal and mostly incomplete. The characteristic ontogenetic spectrum for C. еdentulais centered due to an increase in the life span of individuals in a mature generative state and poor seed renewal. The ontogenetic spectra of local populations do not coincide with the characteristic spectra. The spectra of specific local populations are left-sided and right-sided, which is associated with the environmental conditions of habitation and fluctuations in weather conditions.

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2021
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