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THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE CONDITIONS IN UZBEKISTAN ON BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF CHINESE SILKWORM BREEDS AND HYBRIDS
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The article presents thorough analysis results and scientifically proven theoretical data on hatching and care of eggs of imported mulberry silkworm breeds and hybrids at different temperatures and humidity. The aim is to produce silkworm eggs based on the adaptation of imported mulberry silkworms to the rapidly changing natural climate condition of Uzbekistan, to improve the productivity and technological properties of cocoons. Effective scientific solutions for the care of imported eggs have been determined by substantiating effective agrotechnology for silkworm rearing and defining the effect of temperature and relative air humidity at cocoonery and feed amount on biological, cocoon productivity and technological properties of silkworms in the rearing of mulberry silkworm breeds and hybrids imported from abroad, adapted to the conditions of Uzbekistan.
KEYWORDS: silkworm eggs, incubation, temperature, humidity, light, mulberry leaves, silkworm, breed, hybrid, cocoonery, truss, pupa, moth, pure cocoon, silk.
Title: THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE CONDITIONS IN UZBEKISTAN ON BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF CHINESE SILKWORM BREEDS AND HYBRIDS
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The article presents thorough analysis results and scientifically proven theoretical data on hatching and care of eggs of imported mulberry silkworm breeds and hybrids at different temperatures and humidity.
The aim is to produce silkworm eggs based on the adaptation of imported mulberry silkworms to the rapidly changing natural climate condition of Uzbekistan, to improve the productivity and technological properties of cocoons.
Effective scientific solutions for the care of imported eggs have been determined by substantiating effective agrotechnology for silkworm rearing and defining the effect of temperature and relative air humidity at cocoonery and feed amount on biological, cocoon productivity and technological properties of silkworms in the rearing of mulberry silkworm breeds and hybrids imported from abroad, adapted to the conditions of Uzbekistan.
KEYWORDS: silkworm eggs, incubation, temperature, humidity, light, mulberry leaves, silkworm, breed, hybrid, cocoonery, truss, pupa, moth, pure cocoon, silk.
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