Sericulture is an art of rearing silkworms to produce silk. This agro-based rural industry helps our economy and generates higher income employment. The secondary time series data for 20 years i.e.,1999-2000 2018-19 regarding production export quantity value were collected from various issues Central Silk Board, Bangalore, APEDA FAOSTAT. entire was equally divided into two periods. analysed wit...

Juvenile hormone mimics are known to prolong larval life in insects and thus sericulture, it has been shown boost good cocoon silk yield. In the present experiment, double hybrid (FC1XFC2) silkworm was utilized analysed performance of economic traits. The influence juvenile ie., phytojuvenoids from Pinus (Pinus roxburghii), Custard apple (Annona squamosa) Tapioca (Manihot esculenta), a commerci...

The demand for natural fibers such as silk, wool, and cotton is growing globally, especially silk fabrics raw materials from cocoons. In nations with well-established sericulture, efforts are concentrated on enhancing the quantity quality of cocoon production by high-nutrition-value mulberry varieties through asexual reproduction. study aimed to determine productivity hybrids during double oper...

In countries where sericulture is well-developed, there a pressing need to create new systems, varieties, and hybrids of the Morus alba L. species, which only food source for mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori These systems should be suitable care silkworms, their nutritional chemical composition studied. The introduction these into production considered crucial problem that needs addressed. Researc...

Mulberry (Morus Indica) leaves have gained commercial and economical importance in India by domesticated sericulture practices. Genetic engineering has paved way to enhance the breeding adroitness developing transgenic plants. Multifarious approaches are being carrying out researchers increase yield of mulberry throughout fluctuating climatic conditions followed differing biotic abiotic stress....