Similar words: agriculture, apiculture, agricultural, horticulture, multicultural, multiculturalism, culture, cultured. Meaning: ['serɪ‚kʌltʃə(r)] 
n. 1. raising silkworms in order to obtain raw silk 2. the production of raw silk by raising silkworms.
n. 1. raising silkworms in order to obtain raw silk 2. the production of raw silk by raising silkworms. 
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1, Our sericulture is in advance of that of other countries.
2, Current, fall the level before mulberry sericulture already restored Asian banking crisis, and increasingly flourishing rise.
3, Sericulture and filature are two great ancient inventions of our country.
4, Hu Mulberry sericulture, axillaris access date, three - dimensional orchard planting technique has been mastered by the masses.
5, Back sericulture, silk of the House of Hangzhou - Jiaxing - Huzhou plain, fully engaged in production and processing bases.
6, In recent years a new development sericulture and fruit trees, walnut trees.
7, The Shang dynasty saw the discovery of bronze and the practice of sericulture.
8, As Jiaxing ancient agriculture developed, rice custom and practice sericulture is most common and most characteristic.
9, In order to improve efficiency of sericultural data statistics and utilization,(http://sentencedict.com/sericulture.html) we did lots of research and development in information management system of sericulture industry in Zhejiang Province.
10, A picture from the Encyclopedia of Diderot and d'Alembert, showing the different steps in sericulture and the manufacture of silk.
11, The oldest cultivated in the organization chart, has detailed records of the ancient Sericultural Farmer silkworm education, sericulture and silk around, discovered in the entire process.
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