Influence of external environmental factors on the productivity of mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori L) in different sizes of silk breeding organizations

Abstract

The information presented in this article suggests that the larger the silkworm breeding organization (SBO), the harder it is to maintain a comfortable temperature, relative humidity, and other environmental factors, resulting in the development of silkworm cocoons. differently, the process of implementing agro-technical measures is disrupted. As a result, industrial cocoons are reported to have a yield of 14-17%, viability 22-25%, worm life 7-9 days and silkworm cocoons 7-13%.

Multivoltine silkworm lines, Bombyx mori L. in the Philippines: New breeds for higher cocoon yield

“…Four multivoltine cocoon color segregants were observed and isolated from the silkworm hybrid: peach, (Jumagulov et al, 2021).…”