No.377　カイコ講座 from Radiotalk

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カイコの体の変化えさ飼い方について話しています。ご質問などあれば、質問箱やウェブ拍手からどうぞ！お待ちしています(＾∀＾) 【エサの葉の見分け方】・マグワ…葉の表面がつるつる、厚みがある、葉の先が尾状になっていない、幹がオレンジぽい・ヤマグワ…葉の表面がざらざら、薄い、葉の先が尾状・コウゾ…ヤマグワの小さい感じ、葉柄が短い・ヒメコウゾ…葉がもふもふと気持ちよい ※画像は脱皮後皮を乾かしているハクホウJr.と、脱皮した皮。 #ひとり語り #豆知識 #自然 #雑学 #森林 #カイコ #蚕 #養蚕 #虫 #昆虫 #飼育 #観察 #生き物

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