ON THE ISSUE OF THE PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF JAPANESE OAK PEACOCK EYE IN SERICULTURE IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Japanese oak silkworm; true silkworm; Quercus spp .; oviposition; caterpillars; beech; chestnut; hawthorn; pupae; introductionAbstract
the article provides information about the Japanese oak peacock-eye, potentially promising for sericulture in Uzbekistan in the form of a silkworm
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