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Describe the propagation of Muga food plants.
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Muga silk, one of the finest varieties of silk produced in Assam, is derived from the silkworm *Antheraea assamensis*, which thrives only on certain specific host plants. The successful cultivation of these host plants plays a crucial role in sustaining Muga culture and ensuring quality silk production. The primary food plants of Muga silkworms are Som (*Persea bombycina*) and Soalu (*Litsaea polyantha*), along with a few secondary host plants such as Mejankari, Dighloti, and Digloti. The propagation of these host plants requires careful selection, scientific techniques, and proper management practices to ensure their health, vigour, and nutritional value for feeding the worms. Som, being the principal host plant, demands a systematic approach to propagation. It is largely propagated through seeds, cuttings, and vegetative methods like grafting. Seed propagation ______ ______ _______ _______ _________ _____ ___ _________ ___ ___ ________ ____.
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Muga silk, one of the finest varieties of silk produced in Assam, is derived from the silkworm *Antheraea assamensis*, which thrives only on certain specific host plants. The successful cultivation of these host plants plays a crucial role in sustaining Muga culture and ensuring quality silk production. The primary food plants of Muga silkworms are Som (*Persea bombycina*) and Soalu (*Litsaea polyantha*), along with a few secondary host plants such as Mejankari, Dighloti, and Digloti. The propagation of these host plants requires careful selection, scientific techniques, and proper management practices to ensure their health, vigour, and nutritional value for feeding the worms. Som, being the principal host plant, demands a systematic approach to propagation. It is largely propagated through seeds, cuttings, and vegetative methods like grafting. Seed propagation ______ ______ _______ _______ _________ _____ ___ _________ ___ ___ ________ ____.
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