The diagram depicts the natural process of production of silk by which from moth people get it.
Overall, this linear process involves six stages of making fiber, from the first point with leaves ending with production into fabrics.
Firstly, moth lays hundreds of eggs in leaves and afterwards around 15-20 days tiny black silkworms hatch. There are large amounts of mulberry leaves, where silkworms grow to enormous size, which is in 70 times larger than original, it can reach till 3. Once this has happened, after 25-28 days silkworms turn cocoon around themselves and “silk gum” bind it together. Following that these cocoons boiled to unwind separate filaments, this is done to facilitate the step. Next, in spite of thin structure fibres were strong and they were woven into thread. The last phase is weaving thread into tulle fabrics, which then use for clothes, household items by everyone.
This is a cyclical process which is constantly recurs.
The diagram depicts the natural process of production of silk by which from moth
people
get
it.
Overall
, this linear process involves six stages of making fiber, from the
first
point with
leaves
ending with production into fabrics.
Firstly
, moth lays hundreds of eggs in
leaves
and afterwards around 15-20 days tiny black silkworms hatch. There are large amounts of mulberry
leaves
, where silkworms grow to enormous size, which is in 70 times larger than original, it can reach till 3. Once this has happened, after 25-28 days silkworms turn cocoon around themselves and “silk gum” bind it together. Following that these cocoons boiled to unwind separate filaments, this
is done
to facilitate the step.
Next
,
in spite of
thin structure
fibres
were
strong and
they
were woven
into thread. The last phase is weaving thread into tulle fabrics, which then
use
for clothes, household items by everyone.
This is a cyclical process which is
constantly
recurs.
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