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Knowledge Release: A Distinction Between Silkworm And Tussah

2010/11/19 15:29:00 100

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North and South are different. The northern race is usually tall and big, with a bold character, while the southerners are mostly smart and smart.

Mulberry silkworm

and

Tussah

The difference between the two silkworm eggs, whether they are in appearance or silk quality, is the difference between the north and the south.

Silkworms and tussah seem to be "silkworms". They also spin silk and cocoon.

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The important raw materials, but from a biological point of view strictly speaking, is not the same family of organisms, food is different, different methods of feeding, cocoon silk quality characteristics are different, the price is quite different.

Introduction of silkworm Bombyx mori;

Silkworm, or "silkworm", is a domesticated silkworm with mulberry leaf as its staple food. Its silkworm cocoons and body skin are as white as jade, usually from Jiangsu and Zhejiang. They are unique to the South and are also high-grade raw materials for making silk products.

The mature period of silkworm is about 30 days, and farmers can breed many times a year. The daily greenhouse is nurtured and carefully raised. It is like a baby's care. Therefore, we often call it "silkworm baby".

Silkworm silk is delicate, white, smooth, highly polished, flexible and elastic, especially in terms of fiber elongation. It is far superior to tussah silk. Therefore, silk quilts made from mulberry silk are more fluffy, lighter and warm than tussah silk. It is the first choice for hand-made silk quilts. This is no need to refute.

However, we found that due to cost and price factors, tussah silk is often used by illegal traders to bleach in order to pretend to be mulberry silk.

But because of the big difference, a little experienced customer can tell.

Introduction of tussah tussah.

Tussah (tussah and "do" are homophones, not read fried). The nickname "wild silkworm" and "quercetin" are the unique silkworm species in the north. They are mainly eaten with "oak leaves".

The color of the cocoon is gray, cyan or black.

Antheraea pernyi is larger than silkworm, because it is scattered in the wild, so its resistance and vitality are better than that of silkworm.

Its silky grey and fiber are coarsely and harder than mulberry silk. If they are made of quilt, they will feel a little hard and touch, but they are not smooth enough. But there are many advantages of tussah silk, such as toughness, acid resistance and alkali resistance.

Tussah silk can also be processed into quilts, but it is usually made of silk quilts.