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INFLUENCE OF SOME VIRUSES OF THE POTEXVIRUS GENERATION ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PLANTS

Potexvirus, Alstromeriya sp, D.stramonium, D.tatula, Pl. lanseolata, photosynthesis, chlorophyll-a, chlorophyll-b, pigment, phytovirus.

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This article reflects the physiological changes in plants caused by viral diseases, which are now becoming more common.
Pigments are considered an important component of the mechanism of photosynthesis, an important physiological process of
plants. From our research, it turned out that as a result of exposure to phytoviruses, the pigment content in plants sharply
decreases and it was found that this indicator is different for all plants. The ratio of chlorophyll “a” in the affected leaves of
plants compared to healthy leaves is as follows: Plantago lanceolata has 1:1.62, Trifolium repens 1:2.24, Alstroemeria White
1:2.75, D.Stramonium 1:1.21, D.tatula showed a result of 1:1.25, and chlorophyll “B” - plantain lanceolate 1:1.73, Trifolium
repens 1:1.66, Alstroemeria White 1: 1.48, D.Stramonium 1:1.33, D.tatula we see that the tattoo has changed in a ratio of 1: 1.13.