White mulberry trees are extensively grown to provide sustenance for silkworms used in silk production. Notably, these trees are recognised for the swift release of their pollen, catapulting at speeds exceeding half the speed of sound. The berries of the white mulberry are edible once they ripen and the leaves are a high protein stockfeed.
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White mulberry trees are extensively grown to provide sustenance for silkworms used in silk production. Notably, these trees are recognised for the swift release of their pollen, catapulting at speeds exceeding half the speed of sound. The berries of the white mulberry are edible once they ripen and the leaves are a high protein stockfeed.