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    Silk is a fiber produced by caterpillars called mulberry silkworms. The fiber is processed through several steps: reeling, throwing, organizing, boiling to remove gum, and weaving or coloring. Silk is grown in parts of Europe, Asia, and Canada and used for textiles like clothes as well as floral or decorative designs. Additional information on silk can be found on the listed websites.

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    Silk is a fiber produced by caterpillars called mulberry silkworms. The fiber is processed through several steps: reeling, throwing, organizing, boiling to remove gum, and weaving or coloring. Silk is grown in parts of Europe, Asia, and Canada and used for textiles like clothes as well as floral or decorative designs. Additional information on silk can be found on the listed websites.

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    Silk is a fiber produced by caterpillars called mulberry silkworms. The fiber is processed through several steps: reeling, throwing, organizing, boiling to remove gum, and weaving or coloring. Silk is grown in parts of Europe, Asia, and Canada and used for textiles like clothes as well as floral or decorative designs. Additional information on silk can be found on the listed websites.

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    Silk is a fiber produced by caterpillars called mulberry silkworms. The fiber is processed through several steps: reeling, throwing, organizing, boiling to remove gum, and weaving or coloring. Silk is grown in parts of Europe, Asia, and Canada and used for textiles like clothes as well as floral or decorative designs. Additional information on silk can be found on the listed websites.

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    be artificially cultivated.

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    受歡迎和我們希望 享用我們的頁。
    (Welcome to our page and we hope you enjoy our page.)

    Sil k in form a t io n - - -絲 綢 信 息 Q and A with B and L:


    unwind them. Next you have to
    In what ways do the people of
    F rom what organism is your fiber
    “Throw them” and when they do this
    they twist it and double it. Then they
    the world use the fiber?
    are organized again. Then the silk is *for textiles like:
    harvested? boiled to remove gum.The last step is
    “Wild silks” are produced by weaving and coloring. clothes
    caterpillars called the “mulberry *For flora:
    silkworm” and also other caterpillars.
    Yes, you can use silk as
    In what parts a floral or deciritive design.
    of the world is
    H ow is the fiber processed from this fiber
    grown?
    Sites:
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/
    the organism to a usable fiber? Silk is grown A0861089.html
    The first step is called in Europe,
    Asia, and http://silk.advice-tips.com/
    “reeling” . The first step is done after
    the cocoon has been sorted and placed Canada. http://www.fabrics.net/silk.asp
    into warm water. The next step is to

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