Abstract
Sericulture is one of the most promising agricultural crops in India and played a vital role in increasing the income of the farmers, the present experiment was conducted at Department of Sericulture, UAS, GKVK, Bengaluru during the year 2020-21 by introducing different pruning techniques to the V-1 mulberry variety. For this study six treatments were laid out in RCBD with four replications. The results revealed that, mulberry pruned at 150 cm above the ground level was recorded highest shoot height (95.60 cm), number of shoots (23.35), number of leaves (162.35) and leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant) per plant at 60 days after pruning (DAP). Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level. As the pruning height increased, from 30-150 cm the cocoon parameters were decreased.
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Claims 11
Claim · model-written summary
Pruning at 150 cm produced the highest shoot height of 95.60 cm at 60 days.
- Taxon
- mulberryt0
- Treatment
- pruned at 150 cm above the ground levele1
- Outcome
- shoot heighte0
- Direction
- higheste1
- Value
- 95.60 cme0
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“shoot height (95.60 cm)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“The results revealed that, mulberry pruned at 150 cm above the ground level was recorded highest shoot height (95.60 cm), number of shoots (23.35), number of leaves (162.35) and leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant) per plant at 60 days after pruning (DAP).”
Claim · model-written summary
Pruning at 150 cm produced the highest number of shoots of 23.35 at 60 days.
- Taxon
- mulberryt0
- Treatment
- pruned at 150 cm above the ground levele1
- Outcome
- number of shootse0
- Direction
- higheste1
- Value
- 23.35e0
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“number of shoots (23.35)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“The results revealed that, mulberry pruned at 150 cm above the ground level was recorded highest shoot height (95.60 cm), number of shoots (23.35), number of leaves (162.35) and leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant) per plant at 60 days after pruning (DAP).”
Claim · model-written summary
Pruning at 150 cm produced the highest number of leaves of 162.35 at 60 days.
- Taxon
- mulberryt0
- Treatment
- pruned at 150 cm above the ground levele1
- Outcome
- number of leavese0
- Direction
- higheste1
- Value
- 162.35e0
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“number of leaves (162.35)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“The results revealed that, mulberry pruned at 150 cm above the ground level was recorded highest shoot height (95.60 cm), number of shoots (23.35), number of leaves (162.35) and leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant) per plant at 60 days after pruning (DAP).”
Claim · model-written summary
Pruning at 150 cm produced the highest leaf yield of 479.25 g/ plant at 60 days.
- Taxon
- mulberryt0
- Treatment
- pruned at 150 cm above the ground levele1
- Outcome
- leaf yielde0
- Direction
- higheste1
- Value
- 479.25 g/ plante0
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“The results revealed that, mulberry pruned at 150 cm above the ground level was recorded highest shoot height (95.60 cm), number of shoots (23.35), number of leaves (162.35) and leaf yield (479.25 g/ plant) per plant at 60 days after pruning (DAP).”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm larval weight of 19.77 g/10.
Verbatim
e0“larval weight of 19.77 g/10”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm effective rate of rearing of 98.50 %.
Verbatim
e0“effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %))”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm spinning percentage of 97.75 %.
Verbatim
e0“spinning percentage (97.75 %)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm silk productivity of 2.24.
Verbatim
e0“silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm cocoon weight of 7.46 g/5 cocoon.
Verbatim
e0“cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm shell weight of 1.26 g/5.
Verbatim
e0“shell weight (1.26 g/5)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
Claim · model-written summary
Leaves from the 30 cm pruning treatment yielded maximum silkworm shell ratio of 17.32 %.
Verbatim
e0“shell ratio (17.32 %)”
t0“Mulberry”
e1“Further, the leaf harvested from V-1 mulberry and fed to PM × CSR2 silkworm hybrid, revealed maximum V instar fifth day larval weight of 19.77 g/10, effective rate of rearing (ERR %, (98.50 %)), spinning percentage (97.75 %), silk productivity (cg/day) (2.24), cocoon weight (7.46 g/5 cocoon), shell weight (1.26 g/5), shell ratio (17.32 %), were in 30cm above the ground level pruned treatment followed by 45 cm above the ground level.”
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