- main
source of
lac, a
resin which can be
refined into s****ac and
other products. This
insect is
native to Asia.
Kerria lacca produces a
dye and a wax as...
-
dye for wool and silk. In China, it is a
traditional dye for
leather goods.
Lac for
dye has been
somewhat replaced by the
emergence of
synthetic dyes...
- term
Lac Dye comes from
English "
dye"
means paint dye. This
pigment is
mostly found in
South and South-East Asia.
Laccaic acids are
mainly used to
dye natural...
-
structures are
carminic acid (in
cochineal dyes),
kermesic acid (in
kermes dye) and
laccaic acids (in
lac dye).
Carminic acid is
extracted from the female...
-
natural dyes currently po****r with
craft dyers and the
global fashion industry include:
Cochineal insect (red) Cow
urine (Indian yellow)
Lac insect (red...
- officers' coats.
Various dye sources were used for
these middle quality reds, but
lac dye,
extracted from a kind of
scale insect "
lac insects"
which produce...
- a
crucial host for the
lac bug (Laccifer lacca),
which creates s****ac. It
produces the most
lac sticks per
hectare of any
lac tree. The bark produces...
-
resin that is
harvested and
converted commercially into
lac and s****ac, used in
various dyes, cosmetics, food glazes, wood
finishing varnishes and polishes...
- Gram-positive bacteria),
crystal violet dye (which also
inhibits certain Gram-positive bacteria), and
neutral red
dye (which
turns pink if the
microbes are...
-
commodities they
produce (like silk, honey,
lac or
insect tea), or for them themselves; to be used as food, as feed, as a
dye, and otherwise. Silkworms, the caterpillars...
