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  Continuing Resource A correlation study of pupal size to egg fecundity and silk yield of silkworm (<em>Bombyx mori Linn.</em>).

by Bhargava, S.K.;

Subject: Fecundity; iBombyx mori/i; Silkworm; Biology; Egg production; Pupa.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Effect of methoprene, MH-III and combination of methoprene and MH-III on larval, adult moth characters, cocoon quality and silk proteins of silkworm, <em>Bombyx mori L.</em> fed on mulberry leaf and artificial diet.

by Bharati, D.;

Subject: Artificial diet; iBombyx mori/i; Silkworm; Biology; Fecundity; Methoprene.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource High Temperature Stress on Certain Aspects of Protein Metabolism in the Hemolymph, Fat Body, Silkgland and on Larval Developmental Period, Body Weight and Economic Characters -of Silkworm, Bombyx mori L.

by Surendra Nath, B.;

Subject: Zoology; Silkworm, iBombyx mori/i L; Protein metabolism; Larval growth development.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Effects of two vertebrate hormones on the biology of silkworm <em>Bombyx mori L</em>.

by Rani, P. Pushpa;

Subject: Thyroxine; Morphology; Hormones; iBombyx mori/i; Silkworm; Biological Sciences; Economic characters.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource Effect of thyroxine on the nitrogenous end product of silkworm <em>Bombyx mori</em> L.

by Rani, Puspha P.;

Subject: Sericulture; Silkworm, iBombyx mori/i; Thyroxine hormone; Ammonia; Urea; Uric acid; Glutamin.

  
     
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  Continuing Resource The impact of juvenile and molting hormone analogues on silk quality of silkworm, <em>Bombyx mori L </em>fed on mulberry leaf and artificial diet.

by Yungen, Miao;

Subject: Mulberry leaf and artificial diet -- Silkworm feeds; Juvenile hormone analogues -- Impact on silk quality; iBombyx mori/i; Silkworm -- Bombyx mori; Sericulture; Molting hormone analogues -- Impact on silk quality.

  
     
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