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The two diagrams depict the life cycle of the silkworm and phases in manufacturing silk clothe.
The life cycle of the silkworm has four primary stages, beginning with the laying of eggs by the silk moth and ending with the formation of the cocoon. similarly, silk cloth production also has different phases which begin with the selection of cocoons and end with the dying process.
The life cycle begins when moths lay eggs. after ten days, the eggs hatch, and silkworm larva emerge. the lava feed on mulberry leaves. then after 4 to 6 weeks, the lava is covered in silk thread, and it takes between three and eight days for a full cocoon to be produced
To produce silk cloth, suitable cocoons are selected. they are subsequently boiled in water and then the threads are unwound. the threads could be between 300 and 900 meters in length. In the next stage, threads are twisted. After that, some of the threads go straight to the dyeing process, while the others are woven into cloth and then go to the dyeing process
The two diagrams depict the life cycle of the silkworm and phases in manufacturing
silk
clothe.
The life cycle of the silkworm has four primary stages, beginning with the laying of eggs by the
silk
moth and ending with the formation of the
cocoon
.
similarly
,
silk
cloth production
also
has
different
phases which
begin
with the selection of
cocoons
and
end
with the dying process.
The life cycle
begins
when moths lay eggs. after ten days, the eggs hatch, and silkworm larva emerge. the lava feed on mulberry
leaves
. then after 4 to 6 weeks, the lava
is covered
in
silk
thread
, and it takes between three and eight days for a full
cocoon
to
be produced
To produce
silk
cloth, suitable
cocoons
are selected
. they are
subsequently
boiled in water and then the threads are unwound. the threads could be between 300 and 900 meters in length. In the
next
stage, threads
are twisted
. After that,
some
of the threads go straight to the dyeing process, while the others
are woven
into cloth and then go to the dyeing process
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