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Natural Breeding and Induced Breeding: Difference | Zoology

This article will help you to differentiate between natural breeding and induced breeding. Natural Breeding: The Indian major carps do not breed in confined water. Natural spawning also has many hazards. a. Factors required for breeding are be­yond human control. b. Spawns are not of good quality and often mixed with those of unwanted fishes, particularly predators. c. High mortality [...]

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Apiculture of Bees: Meaning and Methods | Zoology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Apiculture 2. Methods of Bee-Keeping in India 3. Tools 4. Typical Location 5. Diseases. Meaning of Apiculture: Bees are economically important social insects. They not only provide us with honey and wax, they are also responsible for pollination of flowers of the majority of damaged bee larvae, pollen grains, etc. [...]

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Bombyx Mori: Life Cycle and Culture (With Diagram) | Zoology

In this article we will discuss about the life cycle and culture of bombyx mori, explained with the help of suitable diagrams.  Life Cycle of Bombyx Mori: Adult: The adult moth is whitish in colour, 25 mm long with 40 to 50 mm wing span. The female is larger than the male. The body has three divisions—head with a pair [...]

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