Why lots of mulberry leaves are required at larva stage of silkworm
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The life cycle of a Silk Worm. The silkworm is the larva stage of the silk moth's life cycle. Moths lay eggs which develop into the silkworm larvae, grub or caterpillar (commonly called silkworms). They eat for 20-30 days, consuming large amounts of mulberry leaves, and molt through four changes of skin or 'instars'.
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The life cycle of a Silk Worm. The silkworm is the larva stage of the silk moth's life cycle. Moths lay eggs which develop into the silkworm larvae, grub or caterpillar (commonly called silkworms). They eat for 20-30 days, consuming large amounts of mulberry leaves, and molt through four changes of skin or 'instars'.
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✴Lots of mulberry leaves are required at larva stage of silkworm because they eat Mulberry leaves and silk fibre is produced as a coccon covering by the silkworm larva on the Mulberry leaves.
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✴Lots of mulberry leaves are required at larva stage of silkworm because they eat Mulberry leaves and silk fibre is produced as a coccon covering by the silkworm larva on the Mulberry leaves.
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