STUDY FEATURES PREVENTION OF THE MICROCLIMATE IN GREENHOUSES WITH PROTECTED SOIL IN UZBEKISTAN

Greenhouses with protected soil play a crucial role in enhancing agricultural productivity in arid and semi-arid regions such as Uzbekistan. The study of microclimatic features within these greenhouses is essential for optimizing plant growth, improving water-use efficiency, and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices. This article explores the specific microclimatic conditions within greenhouses in Uzbekistan, including temperature, humidity, light intensity, and carbon dioxide concentration. The study incorporates field observations, experimental data, and simulation models to identify the challenges and opportunities associated with greenhouse agriculture in the region. Practical recommendations for improving greenhouse management and fostering sustainable practices are also discussed