The diagrams below show the life cycle of the silkworm and the stages in the production of silk cloth. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words. Life cycle of the silkworm mulberry loal (food) 10 doye Silkworm larva 4-6 weoke 0 Silk thrond oggs cocoon moth 3-8 day 16 daya Production of silk cloth Select Boll water Unwind Twist - 300-900m- thread • dye Weave

The picture illustrates the lifecycle of the cell Kwam and the various types in manufacturing of the silk cloth. Overall, the first figure represents that the moth is laying the eggs on the particular leaf in which the silkworms is feeding on those leaves And, forming into cocoon and then the next figure represents how the cocoon is boiled in the water and formed into a long thread and those traits are then colored. Initially, the moth lay her eggs in a mulberry leaf and after duration of 10 days does eggs are hatched and formed into silkworm larva. The silk worm larva is than consuming the mulberry leaf, within the period of one month those larva are covered with the silk thread. After one week does larva are transforming into the cocoon and again from that cocoon in the mouth is produced. It is a cyclic process. One other hand the natural cocoon is selected for production of silk cloth and then kept under the boiling process. Since the bowling is completed the trades of 300 to 900 m are unwind from cocoon and then twisted or weaved. Finally, the threads are under the dye process.