This article discusses the development of management systems and scientific foundations in the field of silk. It highlights the advancements in sericulture, silk fiber processing, and scientific research that have revolutionized the silk industry. The article explores the improvements in breeding techniques, nutrition management, and disease prevention that have enhanced silk production. It also highlights the advancements in silk fiber processing, including automation and chemical treatments, to improve the quality and range of silk applications. Scientific research on the molecular structure of silk has led to the development of synthetic silk fibers and expanded the possibilities for silk production. The article also emphasizes the growing emphasis on sustainable and ethical practices in silk production, such as integrated pest management and organic silk production. Finally, it discusses the innovative applications of silk in fields like biomedicine and electronics. The article concludes by noting the promising future of silk, driven by ongoing research and technological advancements.

Silk, Management systems, Scientific foundations

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