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BUCHAREST 1 – 3 July 2008

Institute of Bioengineering, Biotechnology and Environmental Protection – S.C. BIOING S.A. - Bucharest

CUCUCUPRINSCU PRINS

First section IDENTIFICATION, ASSEASSESSMENTSSMENT AND PROCESSING OF AGRICUAGRICULTURALLTURAL AND FOOD INDUSTRY BYBY----PRODUCTSPRODUCTS AND WASTE MATERIAL

1. STUDY OF APPLICABILITY OF NATURAL PATHOGENES FOR CONTROL OF MULBERRY PYRALID GLYPHODES PYLOALIS WLK 4 2. BioR – A NEW PREPARATION FROM SPIRULINA BIOMASS FOR REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION REGULATION OF SIRE BULLS AND BOARS 9 3. NEW REMEDIES FOR BEES 14 4. INFLUENCE CAVITATION ON THE WOOD SAWDUST FLUIDIZED IN WATER 19 5. THE ROMANIAN RESEARCHES REGARDING DEVELOPMENT OF ’S BIOPRODUCTS 23 6. NEW NUTRACEUTICALS FROM SPIRULINA 26 7. MULBERRY STALKS: AN ALTERNATE RAW MATERIAL TO PARTICLE BROAD INDUSTRY 31 8. BENEFITS OF INTERMITTENT CROP DRYING TECHNOLOGIES 32 9. EXTRACTION OF COTTON LINTERS BY SAW AND ROLLER TYPE DELINTER: IT’S EFFECT ON QUALITY OF PAPER 34 10. CROP INSURANCE– A SOCIAL PANACEA FOR SERICULTURISTS 35 11. INFLUENCE OF SOME BIOMASS PLANTS ON NERVOUS CENTRAL SYSTEM 36 12. THE ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL OF A FLAVONOID RICH FRACTION OF APIUM GRAVEOLENS L. (CELERY) LEAVES 37 13. STUDIES CONCERNING THE ASSOCIATION OF ACTIVE PRINCIPLES FROM THREE HERBAL SPECIES FOR THE OBTAINMENT OF SOME PRODUCTS WITH ACTION ON CNS 38 14. RESEARCHES REGARDING MICROBIAL ANTAGONISM IN BIOLOGICAL CONTROL USED FOR LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM L. AND SOLANUM MELONGENA L. 39 15. MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES OBRAINED BY BIOTECHNOLOGY 40

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Second section IDENTIFICATION, ASSEASSESSMENTSSMENT AND PROCESSING OF SERICUSERICULTURALLTURAL BYBY---- PRODUCTS AND WASTE MMATERIALATERIAL

1. IDENTIFICATION AND POSSIBLE UTILIZATION OF SOME SILKWORM REARING WASTE PRODUCTS 42 2. SILKWORM ( ) PUPAE MEAL, A WASTE OF REELING FACTORIES. AMINO ACID CONTENT AND ITS DIGESTIBILITY IN FOWL 49 3. THE SECONDARY INGREDIENTS FROM PLANTS’ LEAVES AND SEEDS 56 4. SILKWORM PUPAE : A VALUABLE BYEPRODUCT OF SERICULTURE 61 5. DELAYED RIPENING MULBERRY AS SECONDARY SERICULTURE PRODUCT FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP 62 6. EXTRACTION, QUANTIFICATION AND UTILIZATION OF CERTAIN SECONDARY WASTE FROM TROPICAL TASAR SILKWORM ANTHERAEA MYLITTA DRURY 63 7. UTILIZATION OF SECONDARY WASTE PRODUCTS OF INDUSTRY 66 8. WASTE PRODUCT OF ERI PUPAE – AN ALLURING DISH TOO 71 9. EFFICACY OF PROLIFIC COMPOST PRODUCED BY RECYCLING THE SERI FARM RESIDUE 76 10. ECONOMICS OF RECYCLING SERIFARM RESIDUE FOR COMPOST MAKING 77 11. EXCRETION OF LITTER BY TROPICAL TASAR SILKWORM, ANTHERAEA MYLITTA DRURY DURING RAINY CROP 78 12. SILKWORM PUPAE– A POTENTIAL MULTIPRODUCT FEED 79 13. BY PRODUCT UTILIZATION IN ERICULTURE INDUSTRY 80 14. ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES DURING INFECTION OF CYTOPLASMIC POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS IN MIDGUT CELLS OF TASAR SILKWORM, ANTHERAEA MYLITTA (D) 82 15. THE SWOT METHOD FOR ENERGETIC POTENTIAL OF MORUS BIOMASS PLANTS 83 16. THE SILK FIBROIN AS SOURCES FOR THE BIOMATERIALS 88 17. SILKWORM AS BIOREACTOR FOR RECOMBINANT PROTEIN PRODUCTION 94

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STUDY OF APPLICABILITY OF NATURAL PATHOGENES FOR CONTROL OF MULBERRY PYRALID GLYPHODES PYLOALIS WLK

Sh.R.Madyarov Institute of Zoology of Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences 1, Niyazov Str., Tashkent, 700095, Uzbekistan, Email: [email protected]

ABSTRACT: Mulberry pyralid Glypodes pyloalis Wlk. is a serious pest of Uzbekistan mulberry plantations. Use of chemical pesticides has many lacks their toxicity and mutagenity for the human, animals, including beneficial insects, and environmental contaminations. Effect of entomopathogenic bacteria, fungi, viruses and nematodes on mulberry pyralid is investigated in the work. These agents are harmless to the human, animals and plants but effectively kill pests. These pathogenes can defeat also a mulberry silkworm cultivated in sericulture of Uzbekistan only during spring of each year. Taking into account ecological preferences of bioagents for pest control, very important for densely populated agricultural complexes of the Republics, an opportunity of their use after cocoons harvesting which comes in Uzbekistan at the end of May was investigated. As a result of such research only those preparations will be chosen which under effect of biotic and abiotic factors of environment of arid zone will completely lose the virulent ability before beginning of a new silkworm breading season. In the work following preparations have been investigated by screening: bacterial Bacillus thuringiensis Lepidocid, Bitoxibacillin, Sonit K., fungi (rases Aspergillus flavus, Beauveria bassiana, Beauveria tenella, Penicillium sp., Scopulariopsis brevicaulis and Fusarium sp. ), isolated from dead mulberry pyralid larvae, baculoviral preparations – AcMNPV, SeMNPV, AcAaIT, Limantria dispar virus and Agrotis segetum , Pieris brassicae , Pyrausta stricticalis , Neodiprion sertifer granuloviruses and also EntonemF, a preparation of entomopatogenic nematode. All specified preparations differently kill mulberry pyralid but only virus preparations AcMNPV, SeMNPV, AcAaIT not affected to a mulberry silkworm. Last finding is important for early pest control. The investigated stability of bacterial and nematode preparations against biotic and abiotic factors was the least for EntonemF (12 days), approximately 1 month for Lepidocid and 1.5 months for Bitoxibacillin. Work on fungi resistance to environmental factors is continued. Bacterial and fungous preparation can be used only after finishing of silkworm breading season. The undertaken approach to the control of the serious pest of mulberry plantations modern biocontrol methods will allow increase economic efficiency and ecological safety. Keywords : mulberry pyralid, pathogens, pest control, biocontrol.

References: 1. Kamita, S.G., Kang K.D, Inceoglu A.B. and B.D. Hammock (2005) Genetically modified baculoviruses for pest insect control. In “Comprehensive Molecular Insect Science, Volume 6 Control” (L. I. Gilbert, K. Latrou, S. S. Gill, Eds.), Elsevier, Oxford, pp. 271322. 2. Madyarov, Sh.R., Otarbaev, D.O., Kamita, S.G., Hammock, B.D., Khamraev, A.Sh. (2002) Study of effect of baculovirus based insecticides on some pests of Uzbekistan. Materials of International conference “Applied Aspects of Biotechnology”, 2225 October, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. P. 46. 3. Madyarov Sh.R., A.Sh. Khamraev, D.O.Otarbaev, S.G. Kamita, B.D.Hammock(2007) Effects of wild and recombinant baculoviral insecticides on mulberry pyralid Glyphodes Pyloalis Wlk and mulberry silkworm Bombyx mory L. International Congress “Biotechnology”, Moscow, March 1216, p.230231.

INTRODUCTION

A comparative effect of some baculoviral, bacterial, and nematodal insecticide preparations on mulberry pyralid Glyphodes pyloalis Walker, a serious pest of mulberry plantations are studied in the work. Possibility of their practical use in biocontrol of the pest are discussed. Uzbekistan is one of the world cocoon and silk producer (it was a main cocoon and raw silk producer and exporter in the former USSR). Mulberry pyralid G