Sentence examples for wild silk from inspiring English sources

Silk is broadly classified as wild silk (Eri, Tasar, Muga) and domestic silk (mulberry).

The pale-blue copperplate words on the label seemed distinctly erotic — "WILD SILK HAND WASH".

It is observed that compared to the domestic silk cocoon Bombyx mori (B. mori), the adhesion between fibroin and sericin from the wild silk cocoon, Antheraea pernyi (A. pernyi), is significantly stronger with a higher degree of heterogeneity.

Because the textures and colors of wild silks differ from those of silk produced by domesticated worms, wild silk could be highly valued by the fashion industry, he said.

A young mother from Queens adjusted her snoozing newborn in a fuzzy fleece pouch as other mothers perused the store's approximately 60 models of baby carriers, ranging from a $40 cotton wrap to a $540 sling, hand dyed and loomed from lustrous wild silk.

Eri, tasar and muga are some of the known wild silk varieties.

The wild silks such as tasar, eri, and muga have been used as a textile material for a long period.

The studies on biomedical applications of electrospun mats produced from these wild silks are limited though few studies on eri silk are available.

While wild silks were produced in many countries, there is no doubt that the Chinese were the first to begin production on such a large scale, having the most effective species for silk production, the Bombyx mandarina and its domesticated descendent B. mori.

The popular fabric known as shantung was originally a rough-textured tussah, or wild-silk cloth, made in the province.

In 2001, researchers found that a parasitic fly brought from Europe to control the exotic gypsy moth had switched hosts and was attacking wild giant silk moths, a large and beautiful native moth, causing a precipitous decline in population.