sidali ma pispectalis, boxwood shepere, boxwood woodpecker larvae. shabhi boxwood, a pest that has a unique habitat. and nature destroyed iran in an area of ​​more than 70,000 hectares and dried up the caspian boxwoods to the point of extinction. it was a genocide for the boxwoods, out of these 72,000 hectares of habitat, and in these 72,000 hectares , nearly 42,000 hectares are concentrated. it happened that those eggs will become large in 3 to 4 days or they will become specimens. in this state, it is the larvae that will harm us. in the same year 95, more than 40 thousand hectares of war. and then, less than a month later , we saw this caterpillar in golestan. look how many larvae you can see behind this pond. here are celandine larvae they are lower, it is here. calculate it. when they grow, they become bigger. here, for example , there are three larvae of celandine. they eat this whole tree, but with the efforts of foresters and forest experts, this evergreen tea tree survived here in the east of the hyrkan forests. this is where you can see. th

sidali ma perisicalis pseudo-boxwood, the larvae of the pseudo -boxwood, the boxwood pupa, a pest that flew over the unique natural habitat of iran in the middle of more than 70,000 hectares and dried up the caspian boxwoods to the point of extinction , it was a kind of genocide for boxwood from this 72,000- hectare habitat. there is, and in this 72,000 hectares , there are nearly 42,000 hectares, all of which were contaminated, this seed was 3 days old. we saw it for the first time in banafshe chalus park, less than 20 days in astara, that is, at a distance of about 400 km, and then less than one in golestan. we saw the firefly , see how many larvae are behind this leaf. so far, these are the younger larvae here . count it. when they grow, they will be bigger. here , for example, they will eat this whole tree, but with the efforts of foresters and forest experts. these evergreen trees remained here in the east of the hyrcanian forests , where you can see the resting place of shabanshad banda. bulbul band has an area of ​​about 450 hectares, of which we were able to preserve about 60 h