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Royal Commission and Government of India Silk Culture Court B COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHI ITION . I N D IA N S I K C U LT U RE L . P T LA E I . Euro n Cocoon- li m i ea ree n . p g ach ne, diagonal view . T (A avelette Consono.) [ Fron tispieca C O LO N I L AND I N DI N HI I I N A A E X B T O . RO Y A L C O M M I S S I O N AND G O VERN M EN T O F I N DI A SI LK LT E C U U R C O U RT. DE S RI PT I VE T LO U E C C A A G . F . G . S H O M S W A L E . T A , HONORARY SUPERINTEN DENT . LONDON N L M W I L L I A M C L O W E S 8: S O S , I I T ED, am aah a is mto fl : Ro al 020mm 19 iB b y y , H B A W. AND AT THE X T ON. R S S. 1 3 CH RING C OS , , E I I I I N D I A N E M P I R E . E xecutive mmissioner Co , - PHI LIP UNLI FFE WE N K . C . B SIR C O , e cretar to the Ro al Commiss S y y ion. Commissioner or the Governmen t o I a f f ndi , K IR ED A D . B L R C UC D . W . S , L . , B C. S O icial A ent or th e Government o ndia j g f f I , A i n Y LE E S . ss sta t Secretar to th e Ro al mmi io R. 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S k y k, w g v sections. - m or Mu s An h eraeo sis or An th eraea Assa a a il . 5 . Silk of t p g k — 6 Sil of An th erseo sis or Anth erzea ern i. k p p y — l ilk f Actias selene. S o 2 — A us ricini or ri . i of ttac a sil S lk E k . — l . 3 . Silk of Attacus At as — u rif n 4. l of rio a t e estrata Si k C l . — - S f h ms ama mi. 5. ilk o Ant e y a — l of a urnia car n . 6. Si k S t pi i l Leaves of Termin a ia tomentosa . XXX . eav of h or ro usta I L es S es b . I ndi Leaves of L ag erstrwmia oa. ea of Mach il odorat ss ma L ves us i i . XXX of u mmun s es Ricin co . IV . Leav s i i x Leaves of A lan th us e celsa. i XXX VI. Leaves of A lan thus glandulosa. es f Mom al Leav o s ba. X Scales f m n s ma nified 1 40 diam XX VIII . ro wi g g etem - m i m . l B o x Fig . by or (male) 2—Anth er mli ml . sea y tta ( a e). — r m i f 3 . nth e aea tta emale A yl ( ). — 4. Att cus ricini a (male). —Attac11s c n thia 5. y (male). 6 —Attacus At male . las ( ). 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