Influence of temperature change on productivity and quality of cocoons during the feeding of white silkwine

All vital processes of the silkworm - growth, development rate, life span, fertility, productivity, etc. - are manifested at normal temperatures. The average temperature of the silkworm is + 25-260C. Experiments have shown changes in the yield and germination of cocoons as a result of high or low temperatures during feeding of caterpillars and wrapping of cocoons, which negatively affects the physiology of certain organs in the larva's body, including the activity of the endocrine glands of the silkworm, which produces silk fiber.