Selection of partenogenetic clones for mixing with fine silkworm breeds in the conditions of Uzbekistan

Abstract

The creation and introduction into production of new breeds and hybrids that meet the needs of the world market and industrial enterprises through the development of selection methods for breeding stations and seed enterprises is of great scientific and practical importance. In this regard, the work of a number of local and international scientists is devoted to the selection and creation of new breeds and hybrids of mulberry silkworm on the basis of leading selection traits. The effectiveness of the artificial parthenogenesis method developed in our laboratory is that the effect applied suppresses the reduction division of egg cells. Also, the parthenogenetic genus immediately receives the same set of chromosomes and genes. However, ♀ clone × ♂ hybrid worms have a high viability, the cocoons are the same in shape and other characteristics, there is no work on the separation of the primary parent breed (parthenoclonus) for hybridization (because it consists of 100% only females), breeding at all stages work is not done (because all parthenoclon females are genetically the same and do not change by generation). It is also possible to obtain all the cocoons of parthenoclon in the extraction of cocoons, as their genetic homogeneity completely eliminates the sorting of cocoons in breeding stations and seed plants.

Relationship of silk butterfly lifespan longitude with economic value traits in silk cocoon breeding

“…Rapid development of all sectors of the national economy of Uzbekistan based on the demands of the world market is being made a priority. In particular, special attention is being paid to cocooning, and measures are being taken to increase its volume and, especially, to drastically improve its quality indicators [5]. Silk-making is one of the oldest and most ancient crafts of the Uzbek people, and it is an important economic and social sector.…”

“…In this regard, the authors thoroughly studied the phenotypic correlation of various selection traits of agricultural animals in their scientific works and gave their conclusions by illuminating the analysis in a comparative manner. In particular, certain results were obtained on determining the correlative relationship of the main characteristics of the mulberry silkworm and using them in the breeding process [5].…”