Perspectives of the use of "garden ointment" for species belonging to genus of Pinus L.

Abstract
Increasing anthropogenic impacts and the intensity of drastic climate changes on a global scale
have led to the degradation of natural ecosystems. The spread of new innovative plant diseases has
accelerated due to the introduction of new species in greening in our republic, climate changes and
disruption of the ecological balance. As a primary preventive measure against pathogens, proper
pruning is one of the important conditions. Improper pruning causes rotting, disease, and cracks in
wound areas, which allow microorganisms and fungi to enter. For this reason, it is necessary to
apply special ointments to the pruning sites. The main goal of the article was to investigate the
feasibility of using the "Garden Ointment" preparation produced by the Experimental-Industrial
Plant LLC in the territory of the public legal entity "Dendrology Garden" in a laboratory and
stationary manner. The "Garden Ointment" project won the "Main Grant Competition - 2022" grant
of the "Science Development Fund". "Garden Ointment" preparation tested in laboratory conditions
in "Garden of Dendrology" Pinus eldarica Medw. and Pinus halepensis Mill. were applied to the
species after pruning and dendrochronological studies were conducted on the species, positive
results were obtained.