FUNGAL DISEASES OBSERVED IN WOODY PLANTS GROWING ON THE ABSHERON PENINSULA AND THEIR FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE

This article discusses fungal diseases commonly found in woody plants growing on the Absheron Peninsula. The main types of fungi affecting plants in this region, as well as their signs and symptoms, are described. The paper provides information on the factors contributing to the development of fungal diseases, such as climate conditions, soil characteristics, and agronomic practices. Special attention is given to the frequency of occurrence of these diseases in various ecosystems of the Absheron Peninsula. Based on the observations, recommendations for the prevention and control of fungal infections are proposed to maintain the health of woody plants in the region.