THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE MULBERRY TREE IN IMPROVING LAND RECLAMATION, PROTECTING CROPS AND MAINTAINING PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN THEM

Abstract

It is known that in all regions of our Republic, soil erosion is caused by “erosion” in the vicinity of land plots belonging to clusters and farms, along the sides of ditches, ditches, ditches and roadsides, as well as in abandoned or empty areas. Most fields remain unusable. In this regard, from the observations and scientific studies of many scientists who have tested the growth of various trees in the mentioned areas in their experiments, the purpose of planting crops around fields, along ditches and around land areas with high salinity levels is known mainly to maintain the ecological environment in a moderate condition , to protect planted cotton and annual plants. The mulberry tree plays a special role in protection from heat and strong winds, including in improving land reclamation by planting zoned varieties and hybrids of mulberry trees, preventing migration and salinization of the soil, and in a number of feeding silkworms with mulberry leaves, they are designed to achieve efficient use.