Essai Sur La Culture Du Mà rier Blanc Et Sur L'Ã(c)ducation Des Vers Ã? Soie Dans Le DÃ(c)partement Du Puy-de-dà me... presents a detailed examination of mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing techniques specific to the Puy-de-Dà me region of France. Written by L. Lacroze, this historical treatise delves into the practical aspects of sericulture, offering insights into the methods and challenges faced by cultivators. The book likely provides valuable information on the varieties of white mulberry best suited for the region, the optimal conditions for their growth, and the techniques for nurturing silkworms to produce high-quality silk. This historical work offers a window into the agricultural practices and economic activities of 19th-century France.

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