sericulture in Latin
sericulture in Latin is sericultura — sericulture means the rearing of silkworms in order to produce silk.
sericulture in Latin
sericultura
(agriculture) The rearing of silkworms for the production of silk. [from early 19th c.]
What does "sericulture" mean?
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noun The rearing of silkworms in order to produce silk.
"The valley's economy has depended on sericulture for generations."
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sericulture in a sentence
- The valley's economy has depended on sericulture for generations.
- She studied sericulture at agricultural college before setting up her own silk farm.
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What is "sericulture" in Latin?
"sericulture" in Latin is sericultura. sericulture means: The rearing of silkworms in order to produce silk.
How do you use "sericulture" in a sentence?
Example: "The valley's economy has depended on sericulture for generations." In Latin, "sericulture" is sericultura.
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