Method for breeding telenomus B. madarina using dissected egg of punctatus
A technology of pine caterpillars and wild silkworms, which is applied in animal husbandry and other directions to achieve the effect of expanding the host range, controlling the occurrence of pests, and having huge economic and social benefits.
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[0023] 1) Preparation of silkworm eggs
[0024] Mate the female and male adult moths 3-5 hours after the silkworm chrysalis emerged, and separate them for about 2-5 hours. Put them on a rough surface of kraft paper and cover them with a newspaper to avoid light. When the eggs are basically full , replace the brown paper, and let the moths continue to lay eggs. At the same time, the produced egg cards were cut and separated, and immediately put into a -20°C refrigerator for storage as host eggs for the reproduction of wild silkworm black egg wasps.
[0025] 2) Collection of wild silkworm black egg bee
[0026] In winter, wild silkworm eggs are collected on mulberry branches in mulberry gardens where wild silkworms occur. The collected wild silkworm eggs were packed in parasitoid collection bottles. One end (large mouth end) is sealed with 3 layers of gauze, and the other end (small mouth end) is connected to a clean glass test tube facing the sun and placed at room temperatu...
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