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How to Raise Young Silkworms? A Detailed Guide to Rearing Methods and Precautions
The silkworm is a common insect in the southwestern region. In its later stage it spins a cocoon and produces silk, which is used to make various silk quilts and so on, so its breeding value is very high. If you want to raise silkworms well, you must raise the young silkworms well. So how do you raise young silkworms? 1. Prepare a cardboard box. Newly hatched young silkworms,
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Wheat sowing is approaching: what should be noted in southwestern Shandong?
Summary: Winter wheat is about to be sown. What issues need attention in southwestern Shandong? Southwestern Shandong mainly includes Heze, Jining, Zaozhuang and other places, involving 5 cities and 28 counties in total. Southwestern Shandong is an important wheat-growing region in China, accounting for the entire...
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Antimima belongs to the Aizoaceae family; let us introduce you to this succulent plant
Antimima is a succulent plant in the Aizoaceae family, native to southwestern South Africa, and it likes warm, dry and sunny environments. Antimima has rather beautiful leaf shapes and colors, and high ornamental value.
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Lithops is a succulent plant in the Aizoaceae family
Lithops is native to southern Africa and the southwestern region, and is commonly found in crevices of rock beds and among gravel. It is described as a "living stone." It grows and blooms outside the rainy season, and when in full bloom, lithops seem to cover the desert with a huge flower carpet. But when the arid summer arrives, the desert once again returns to a world of "stones."
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Rice and corn grain filling will be affected, southwestern China to see low temperatures and scant sunshine over the next ten days
Since late July, most of southwestern China has had many rainy days, with sunshine hours in Yunnan and Guizhou 30% to 80% below the same period in normal years; temperatures have been low, with Yunnan's average temperature at 21.1°C, the lowest since 1990. Single-season rice in southwestern China is at the critical stage of heading and flowering and grain filling, while summer corn is at the tasseling to grain-filling stage. Low temperatures, rain and scant sunshine will inhibit or delay rice flowering, causing poor pollination of rice ears and an increased rate of empty grains; at the same time, low temperatures and scant sunshine will also affect the grain-filling rate of rice and corn, leading to a decline in grain weight.
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