Method for mounting bombyx mori on cocooning frame by using novel cocooning tool

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for mounting silkworm cocooning frames by using a novel cocooning tool, which comprises the following basic steps: when matured silkworms are mounted on the cocooning frames, the matured silkworms climb into a paper cocooning frame; mature silkworms are in the paper cocooning frame, and urine is stored in the urine collecting groove of the transverse baffle. The ventilation duct of the vertical baffle plate increases the air flowability, and silkworm urine stored in the urine collecting groove is blow-dried; the matured silkworms complete cocooning in the novel cocooning tool. The method can meet the physiological requirements of silkworm mounting, and abnormal silkworm cocoons such as double-palace silkworms due to over-dense mounting are avoided; meanwhile, a relatively dry mounting environment is provided, and the reelability of the silkworm cocoons is improved; the silkworm cocooning frame is simple in structure, capable of avoiding generation of yellow spot cocoons, capable of enabling silkworms to be more stable in the silkworm cocooning frame during cocooning and not prone to sliding off, and wide in application prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of bundling silkworms, and in particular relates to a method for bundling silkworms by using a novel tufting tool. Background technique [0002] The silkworm (Bombyx mori) is an important economic insect, which has been domesticated and raised for more than 5700 years. The silkworm is a complete metamorphosis of Lepidoptera, which goes through egg, larva, pupa and adult throughout its life. The larvae develop to the end of the fifth instar to spin silk and form cocoons, and silkworm cocoons are important raw materials for silk spinning. Cocooning requires several generations of cocoons to be updated. In the 1980s, grass dragons (made of straw) were used. Because grass dragons were used to make cocoons, a large number of wood-printed cocoons would be formed, and they could not be sterilized and could not be reused. , which is no longer used. In the 1990s, folding boxes made of plastic were widely used beca...

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Problems solved by technology

In the process of use, it was found that the cardboard grid box absorbs silkworm urine for many times, which will cause the box to be deformed, which is not suitable for cocoon harvesting machines. Manual cocoon picking affects the efficiency of cocoon picking. In addition, the cardboard grid box cannot be disinfected with bleaching powder, which will cause The pathogen that causes silkworm disease spreads, and the number of macular cocoons needs to be reduced

Although the wooden latticework is not easy to deform, due to the poor water absorption of the wooden board, it will lead to the increase of macular cocoons; in addition, the production of the wooden latticework needs to cut down a large amount of wood, and there are ecological and environmental problems

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