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This volume discusses the impacts of climate change on sericulture in India, which was the world's second-largest producer of raw silk in 2022-2023, with mulberries accounting for 75.59% (27,654 MT) of total production. Covered are the challenges, threats, and opportunities for how to make mulberry silk production more climate-resilient and sustainable, while accounting for a broad range of influences including biodiversity, eco-physiology, crop management, mulberry cultivation, silkworm breeding, genomics, and issues resulting from pest and disease. The book is primarily meant for students studying sericultural science, and will also be of interest to researchers focusing on seri-biotechnology and molecular sericulture.
Contents
1 Diversity and Ecophysiological Aspects of Mulberry in Relation to Climate Change.- 2 Mulberry Improvement in the Scenario of Climate Change Conditions: Current Progress and Future Prospects.- 3 Climate-Resilient Sericulture: Challenges, Prospects and Opportunities in Temperate Mulberry Silk Production.- 4 Morpho-Physiological Attributes of Mulberry Towards Resilience to Climate Change.- 5 Physiological and Molecular Approaches for Sustainable Mulberry Leaf Production.- 6 Climate-Smart Sericulture: The Role of Microbial Biotechnology in Overcoming Challenges and Unlocking Opportunities.- 7 Mulberry Responses to Biotic Challenges Associated with Climate Change: Crosstalk and Trade-offs.- 8 Sustainable Sericulture: Climate Change Adaptation, Challenges and Mitigation Strategies.- 9 Mulberry Breeding for Mitigating Climate Change: Current Status and Future Perspectives.- 10 Genomic Approach to Monitoring and Understanding Mulberry Genetic Resources to Global Climate Change.- 11 Developing Climate Resilience in Mulberry: Genomic Approaches to Enhance Abiotic Stress Tolerance.- 12 Unravelling the Genomic Potential of Silkworm Bombyx mori for Tolerance to Environmental Stress.- 13 The Impact of Environmental Factors on Bivoltine Silkworm, Breeding Strategies and Climate Adaptation in India.- 14 Development and Evaluation of Bombyx mori L. bidensovirus (BmBDV) Lepidoptera: Bidnaviridae) Resistant Productive Silkworm Double Hybrid for Southern India Through Molecular Marker Assisted Backcross Breeding.- 15 Utilization of Silkworm Genetic Resources for Resilience to Climate Change.- 16 Non-Mulberry Plants' Responses to Abiotic and Biotic Challenges Associated with Climate Change: Crosstalk and Trade-offs.- 17 Climate Resilience in Non-Mulberry Sericulture: A Genomic Perspective.- 18 Pragmatic Processes in Post-Cocoon Sector for a Sustainable Future.- 19 Implications of Biotechnology for Climate-Resilient Sericulture.
