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Bombyx mori
(redirected from Silk worm)

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Bombyx mori [′bäm‚biks ′mȯr·ē]
(invertebrate zoology)
The species name of the commercial silkworm.


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esides, saplings of Mulberry trees, on which the silk worms are grown, have not been planted.
Silk is carefully woven from millions of tiny silk cocoons that have been spun by real silk worms, and takes a long time to create a sheet of fabric big enough to make a silk tie
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