What Is The Most Common Silkmoth?
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Mulberry silk moth
Mulberry silk moth is the most ubiquitous silk moth.
Mulberry silk moth is the most ubiquitous silk moth.
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- The domestic silk moth, Bombyx mori, belongs to the Bombycidae moth family.
- Bombyx mandarina, or the wild silk moth, is its closest relative. The silkworm is the silk moth's larvae or caterpillars.
- Because it is the principal producer of silk, it is a valuable bug.
- White mulberry leaves are a silkworm's favourite meal, although they will also consume other mulberry species and even the osage orange.
- As a result of millennia of selective breeding, domestic silk moths are completely reliant on humans for reproduction.
- Other Bombyx species (wild silk moths) are not as commercially useful for silk manufacturing.
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