Productivity of hybrid mulberry on salted soils

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 operation, which required two years rearing. silkworm hybrid Ipakchi 1 x 2 was used study, hygrothermal regime observed viability caterpillars varied between 84.8% 94.43% depending feeding option. use Karshi-1 Pionersky leaves resulted in highest 94.43%, compared 91.08% control. However, lowest Katlam hybrid. mass live cocoons all tested similar, ranging 2.04-2.21 g.