Epizooto logical features of pyroplasmidosis in cattle in different climatic geographical regions of samarkand region
Abstract
The dry and warm climates in the Samarkand Region's Nurabad, Pakhtachi and Narpay districts were diagnosed with TEtheriosis and hypersensitivity and piroplasmosis in the Pastdargom, Ishtixon and Payariq districts where relatively normal and cool. The results of these studies will serve as the basis for the application of programs for the development of measures to combat cathezovidemia, piroplasmosis and babysiosis in various geographical climates of the Samarkand Region in the coming years. Thus, in the dry and relatively hot climates of Samarkand region Pakhtachi, Narpay, Nurabod districts were found to have reached up to 10 to 14% of Teyerioz, and up to 14% in Pastdargom, Ishtixon and Payariq districts and up to 6–10% of pyroplasmosis. Studying the epizootic status of blood-parasitic diseases of cattle, studying the biological and morphological features of the strains, and the study of crioboxes for cryopreservation of the strains, the assistant to Narpay, Pakhtachi, Pastdargom, Nurabad and Ishtihan districts farms.