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What is the silk worm a producer?
they produce silk threads (what is the question?)
What is reeling the silk?
The process of taking out threads from the cocoon for use as silk is called reeling the silk.
How silk is obtain from silkworm?
Silk is obtained from silkworms through a process called sericulture. The most commonly used silkworm is the Bombyx mori, which spins a cocoon made of silk threads during its pupal stage. To harvest the silk, the cocoons are collected and boiled or steamed to kill the pupa and soften the silk fibers, allowing them to be unwound into long threads. These threads are then spun and woven into silk fabric.
What is unwinding of silk threads from cocoon called?
reeling
Does silk kill the worm during the process of silk production?
No, silk production involves carefully unraveling the silk threads from the cocoons of silkworms without harming the worms.
How much does 5000 threads of silk weigh?
approximately 12.32 pounds
What are the ratings and certificates for Ripper Street - 2012 Threads of Silk and Gold 2-5?
Ripper Street - 2012 Threads of Silk and Gold 2-5 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:12
How are silk clothes made and what is the process involved in creating them?
Silk clothes are made from the fibers produced by silkworms. The process involves raising silkworms, harvesting their cocoons, unraveling the silk fibers, spinning them into threads, and weaving the threads into fabric. The fabric is then dyed, cut, and sewn into clothing.
What is the green goblin's flight suit made out of?
its made of thick silk threads.
What can silk be made from?
Silk comes from silkworms -- its only source for natural silk.
What are the benefits of silkworm to man?
Silkworms make silk, of course! A great book about silkworms is "Project Mulberry"...
Is Producing silk a multistep process that involves plants insects and humans?
Yes, producing silk is a multistep process that involves plants, insects, and humans. The primary source of silk is the silkworm, which feeds on mulberry leaves (a plant) to grow. Once the silkworms spin their cocoons, humans collect and process these cocoons to extract the silk fibers, which are then spun into threads for various uses. This intricate process highlights the collaboration between nature and human craftsmanship in silk production.
