Development of the Sericulture Industry in Huicheng Basin by Using Climate Resources

Light, heat and water resources in Huicheng Basin had significant advantages, and Huicheng Basin was an ideal area for planting mulberry and breeding silkworm. Climate was mild and humid in the basin, and frost-free period was long, which provided favorable condition for planting mulberry and breedi...

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Published inMeteorological and environmental research Vol. 4; no. 10; pp. 52 - 54
Main Authors Chen, Jianxiong, Wu, Zhaoxia, Xu, Yuliang
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cranston Wu Chu (USA-China) Science and Culture Media Corporation 01.10.2013
Subjects
Disasters
Drought
Heat
Indexing in process
Precipitation
Rain
Summer
Water conservation
Water shortages
发展前景
桑树生长
气候温和
气候资源
气象灾害
盆地
秋季连阴雨
蚕桑产业
China
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Summary:Light, heat and water resources in Huicheng Basin had significant advantages, and Huicheng Basin was an ideal area for planting mulberry and breeding silkworm. Climate was mild and humid in the basin, and frost-free period was long, which provided favorable condition for planting mulberry and breeding silkworm. Main meteorological disasters affecting mulberry growth included late frost in spring, drought in end spring and early sum- mer. Continuous rain in autumn had certain influence on sericulture, but was favorable for mulberry wintering and growth in opting. At present, carrying capacity of the silkworm in the basin also had large space, and planting mulberry and breeding silkworm had wide developing prospect.
Bibliography:Climate resources; Huicheng Basin; Sericulture industry; China
Light, heat and water resources in Huicheng Basin had significant advantages, and Huicheng Basin was an ideal area for planting mulberry and breeding silkworm. Climate was mild and humid in the basin, and frost-free period was long, which provided favorable condition for planting mulberry and breeding silkworm. Main meteorological disasters affecting mulberry growth included late frost in spring, drought in end spring and early sum- mer. Continuous rain in autumn had certain influence on sericulture, but was favorable for mulberry wintering and growth in opting. At present, carrying capacity of the silkworm in the basin also had large space, and planting mulberry and breeding silkworm had wide developing prospect.
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ISSN:2152-3940