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In 1629 Walter Lord Aston was appointed “to the custody of the garden, mulberry trees, and silkworms near St. James's, in the county of Middle-sex.” But the scheme, ...

Today, mulberry trees are grown throughout the world to feed silkworms resulting in over 70 million pounds of silk produced annually. Beyond silk production, mulberry trees have many attractive ...

Standing near Haig Park Circuit in Claisebrook today, the only relic of East Perth's silkworm industry is a subtle street sign: Mulberry Way. It is now prime real estate and peppered with plane trees.

And the silkworm is a fussy eater, it feeds only on the leaves of white mulberry. So to create a silk industry, entrepreneurs (or con men, depending on how you view it) had to first import ...

The odor of the mulberry tree, the only silkworm host plant, on the other hand, is detected by the female silk moths' sensory neurons in medium-length sensilla.

In the 19th century, southern Delaware was obsessed with mulberry trees and silkworms, but the industry didn't take off. The brief, colorful history.

The odor of the mulberry tree, the only silkworm host plant, on the other hand, is detected by the female silkmoths' sensory neurons in medium-length sensilla. The world smells different for ...