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DISTRIBUTION DYNAMICS AND DEVELOPMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGAL DISEASES IN GREENHOUSE-GROWN VEGETABLE CROPS
The article examines the distribution dynamics and development severity of fungal pathogens in greenhouse-grown vegetable crops, focusing on tomatoes and cucumbers. Utilizing empirical phytopathological field assessments, the microclimatic correlations driving Powdery Mildew, Do
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