Claim · model-written summary
The new pruning schedule significantly increased primary shoots per plant, longest shoot length and total shoot length.
- Taxon
- mulberrye0
- Material
- S-1635e0
- Treatment
- new pruning schedulee1
- Outcome
- primary shoots plant-1, longest shoot length, total shoots lengthe1
- Direction
- highere1
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Verbatim
e0“mulberry variety S-1635”
e1“The leaf moisture content, leaf fall at harvest, primary shoots plant-1, longest shoot length, total shoots length and leaf yield plant-1 was significantly higher in new pruning schedule in both the season”
Title
Suresh K.; Manjappa .; Deepika Kumar Umesh; et al. Research Biotica 2022. doi:10.54083/resbio/4.4.2022/185-190
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect The new pruning schedule significantly increased leaf yield per plant in both seasons.
- Intervention effect The new pruning schedule significantly increased leaf moisture content and leaf fall at harvest.
- Intervention effect The new mulberry crop schedule gave 12% higher leaf productivity in autumn than the existing schedule.
- Intervention effect The new mulberry crop schedule doubled leaf productivity compared with the existing schedule.
- Association Optimal weather and crop growth period influenced leaf yield, with weather having the greater impact in autumn and growth period in spring.
- Association Most reeling cocoon and silk parameters differed significantly with pruning schedules in both seasons.
- Intervention effect The effective rate of rearing and weight was higher under the new pruning schedule than under the existing schedule.
- Intervention effect Single cocoon weight was higher under the existing schedule than under the new pruning schedule.
- Intervention effect The new silkworm rearing schedule gave 10-12% higher cocoon yield than the existing crop schedule in both Agrahayani and Falguni crops.
- Intervention effect Delaying the pruning and rearing date by two weeks effectively increased leaf and cocoon output.
- Recommendation New mulberry sericulture crop schedules are a climate change adaptation strategy to maintain production potential in the lower-Gangetic region.