कोकोपन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Most of the raw silk cocoon is produced in Katoria; in fact, major part of the raw materials required for silk industry in Bhagalpur is supplied from Katoria.

The thorns and twigs covering the cocoon provide protection against enemies such as mantids.

The winged male emerges from its cocoon some time between August and October.

The ribbed cocoon maker species Bucculatrix improvisa has not been found on other plants.

The characteristic of the species is that it spins its cocoon all its larval life, decorating it with small twigs, bark and thorns from the trees on which it feeds.

Tom Ewing of Freaky Trigger noted that "the music certainly has his back – the rubbery basslines cocooning the song, the satisfying crunch of the drums, the light keyboard touches helping Morrison glide along his comeback trail.

Skeets is revealed to be Mister Mind, who has been using Skeets' metallic body as a cocoon to metamorphose into a gigantic, monstrous form that feeds on time itself.

Goods which were already produced in Japan and which could be exported for good profit included tea, silk thread and silkworm cocoons.

In 1862, shortly before the Meiji restoration, raw silk and silkworm cocoons accounted for 86% for Japan's exports.

One action take by Hara was to distribute silkworm eggs to sericulture farmers around the country free of charge with the aim of improving cocoon quality, and homogenization of cocoons.

The National Treasure designation covers three buildings: the reeling station and the east and west cocoon plants.

As the name suggests, the upper floor of both buildings was used for storage of silkworm cocoons and could hold up to 32 tons.

The silkworms that hatch weave cocoons containing 10% spider protein.