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Effect of Different Mulberry Varieties on Silkworm, Bombyx Mori (L.)

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Qualitative assessment of nine promising mulberry varieties with two check cultivars was evaluated with silkworm, Bombyx mon (L.). The feeding experiment revealed that ACC-143 and ACC-203 (S-135) varieties were superior to other varieties and check cultivars in all the economic characters of cocoon. The variety x season interaction was highly significant. ACC-143 and ACC-203 showed significantly better results over other varieties.

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Estimation qualitative de neaf varietes prometteuses de une (germplasm) avec deux varietes contrôles, a savoir, Kanva-2 et local, étaient évalués avec le ver à soie Bombyx mori (L.) pendant des saisons, différentes de l’année. L’expérience de l’alimentation a révélé que les variétés ACC-143 et ACC-203 (S-135 ont été supérieures aux autres variétés et variétés contrôles dans tous les caractères économiques du cocon. La variété x la interaction saisonnière était très important. Les ACC-143 et ACC-203 ont montré des meilleurs résultats significatifs par rapport aux autres variétés.

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Susheelamma, B.N., Geethadevi, R.G., Jolly Jalaja, M.S. et al. Effect of Different Mulberry Varieties on Silkworm, Bombyx Mori (L.). Int J Trop Insect Sci 10, 359–363 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1017/S1742758400003611

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