The Influence of Environmental Factors on the Emergence of Butterflies from Cocoons

Ro’zibek Jo’raqul o’g’li  Normatov; Muratova Munavvar Bozor  qizi; Aliqulova Bonu Alisher  qizi; Jo‘rayev Habibullo  Hamroyevich

Ro’zibek Jo’raqul o’g’li Normatov Termez Institute of Agrotechnology and Innovative Development “Zooengineering, veterinary and silkworm breeding” chair assistant
Muratova Munavvar Bozor qizi Students majoring in silk and mulberry
Aliqulova Bonu Alisher qizi Students majoring in silk and mulberry
Jo‘rayev Habibullo Hamroyevich Students majoring in silk and mulberry

Keywords: cocoon, mulberry, mushroom, kapalak, environment, confusion, party

Abstract

By nature, every living mother develops an individual and a plant, leaving a legacy for the next season. These hereditary trait traits are passed from generation to generation through chromosomes, which are the cell component within their cells. In animals and plants, somatic chromosomes are passed on to their offspring. That is why from man to man, from sheep to lambs, from cattle to calves. Wheat grows from wheat, barley from barley, and life goes on. But when this balance is disturbed, a new individual is born as a result of artificial influences caused by nature, when there is a change in the chromosomes in their genotypes.

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1. Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 12, 2018 No PD-3472 "On measures to further develop the silk industry in the Republic."
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4. https://repo.journalnx.com/index.php/nx/article/view/2746

The Influence of Environmental Factors on the Emergence of Butterflies from Cocoons

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