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Q: What skill did the Chinese develop using cocoons found in mulberry trees?
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Where in the world are white mulberries found?

The red or American mulberry can be found in eastern U.S.A The white mulberry can be found in eastern U.S.A and central China The Black mulberry can be found in western Asia


Where do you find a cocoon?

Cocoons are typically found in nature, attached to surfaces such as branches, leaves, or twigs. Insects like moths and butterflies create cocoons to undergo metamorphosis from larvae to adults. You may also find cocoons in specialized habitats such as insectaries or butterfly gardens.


What are those white cocoons?

Most likely spider egg sacs depends on where you found could be another insect pupal stage. --------------------- Yes Silkworm pupae spin white cocoons.


Where were silk-producing cocoons found in China?

The oldest silkworm cocoon ever discovered in China was found in the Xiyin Village of Shanxi Province and dates back over 4,000 years. However, as far back as 5th Century B.C., Hangzhou was known as the center of Chinese sericulture.


What is the Chinese empress known as the lady of Si ling known for?

The Chinese empress known as the Lady of Si Ling is credited with discovering silk in ancient times. Legend has it that she found silkworms spinning cocoons and from there, developed the process for producing silk fabric. She is considered a key figure in the history of Chinese silk production.


Where can you find butterfly or moth cocoons in August?

Moth cocoons can be found any time during the fall or winter. For example where I live polyphemus cocoons are found haning on riverbirch, willow oak and pin oak. Cecropia cocoons on wild black cherry, There cocoon always lays on the branch. Luna and IO moth cocoons are the most difficult to find beause there found most of the time on the ground barried under leaves. Promethea and tuliptree moth cocoons are found hanging on low tree branches( the easiest to find along with Polyphemus) depending on where you ive. If you don't have the time or patients and you don't mind spending a little money you should look at Bill Oehlke's website at http://www3.islandtelecom.com and just look around. Also right now he has a Christmas special lasting from November 16 to December 16. He offers cocoons and butterfly pupae ( swallowtails) e-mail him at oehlkew@islandtelecom.com. Hope this helps:) Austin Davis:)


What are the brown hard shell cocoons I found 1 to 2 inches deep in the soil?

I had one hatch into a hummingbird moth.


What organ is responsible for secreting cocoons in the oligochaetes?

The clitellum, a glandular structure found in oligochaetes like earthworms, is responsible for secreting cocoons. This structure produces a mucous substance that hardens into a protective cocoon for the developing eggs.


Is a mulberry tree only found in China?

No. Various species are native to Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas.


Where can one find the translation of Chinese proverbs?

Books of translated Chinese proverbs can be found in libraries and bookstores. They can also be found online on the Translations website or the Chinese Culture site.


Where are Chinese people found?

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Was there a figurine of John F Kennedy Jr saluting his father made?

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