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silk is the material produced by the silk worm to make it's cocoon. The silkworm that makes the best quantity os silk is the mulberry silkworm. Shortly before the silkworm is going to eat it's way through the silk of te cocoon, the worm is ...
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Silk is the material produced by the silk worm to make its cocoon. While there are several types of silk worm, it's the mulberry silk worm that is used to make commerical silk. They're called mullberry silk worms because they feed off mullberry leaves. ... does silk really come from a silk worm?? lol xx;
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Silk - the most beautiful of all textile fibers is acclaimed as the queen of textiles. It comes from the cocoon of the silk worm and requires a great deal of handling and processing, which makes it one of the most expensive fibers also.
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Information on how natural silk is obtained from butterfly caterpillars. ... Natural silk is a fiber obtained from cocoons developed by silk`s caterpillars. This silk worm is not a worm. It is a caterpillar. Only silk butterfly's caterpillar, that is fed with mulberry leafs, can produce a real silk cocoon.
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Information on how natural silk is obtained from butterfly caterpillars. ... Silk Manufacturing ... ; Natural Silk Fiber...
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From one ounce of eggs come about 30,000 worms which eat a ton of mulberry leaves and produce twelve pounds of raw silk. The original wild ancestor of this cultivated species is believed to be Bombyx mandarina Moore, a silk moth living on the white mulberry tree and unique to China.
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; Where Does Silk Come From? ... You surely have seen a scarf made of silk from your mother or someone else already. Many women wear them, and there are also ties, blouses and other clothes made of silk. But do you know where silk comes from?
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Information about the appearance, natural history, and habitat of the silkworm. ... The silk worm larval life is divided into five instars, separated by four molts. Three pair of short, jointed legs with a single claw at the tip are located on the three body segments immediately behind the head.
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Just asking because I'm confused ... Silk comes from the cocoon of a moth known as the silkworm or Bombyx mori, for the science minded. The silkworms used in silk production are fed a diet of mulberry leaves. The worms are voracious eating machines and eat 24 hour a day until it's time for them to spin their cocoons.
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