[DOC] [TLE] Paper money, a Chinese invention?  Museum of the National ... [PAR] Sep 5, 2007 ... With the invention of paper and printing on its account, this country ... Important 
progress has been made between the 2nd and 4th century AD: Thanks to the use 
of ... Those notes are considered to be the first to circulate as legal tender. ... the 
sapwood of the mulberry tree, whose leaves feed the silk worm. [DOC] [TLE] History of Silk - Silkroad Foundation [PAR] For centuries the West knew very little about silk and the people who made it. ... 
For more than two thousand years the Chinese kept the secret of silk altogether 
to ... She is credited with the introduction of silkworm rearing and the invention of 
the loom. .... bonds of all kinds, and even rag paper, the word's first luxury paper. [DOC] [TLE] Paper Mulberry | Eat The Weeds and other things, too [PAR] The tree, with extra large leaves, soft on one side, rough on the other, is also a ... 
their proliferation plus the male trees produce the better bark for cloth and paper. 
... The first, already mentioned, is that the leaves of the young Paper Mulberry .... 
for feeding silkworms, the paper made from the branches after the leaves are... [DOC] [TLE] Broussonetia papyrifera (paper mulberry) | Plants & Fungi At Kew [PAR] A shrub or tree, with mulberry-like leaves, paper mulberry is important as a 
source of fibre for cloth and paper. ... Broussonetia papyrifera was first thought by 
botanists to be a kind of ... In contrast, in the Pacific region textiles are made by 
beating together strips of inner bark. ... In China the leaves are fed to silk-worms. 
Paper... [DOC] [TLE] Morus (plant) - Wikipedia [PAR] Morus, a genus of flowering plants in the family Moraceae, comprises 1016 
species of ... The leaves are alternately arranged, simple and often lobed and 
serrated on the margin. ... Jams and sherbets are often made from the fruit in this 
region. ... The mulberry plants which are allowed to grow tall with a crown height 
of 56... [DOC] [TLE] History of Paper - Papermaking through the Ages from HQ ... [PAR] In the Pacific Islands, a paper was made by beating a fine bark over specially 
shaped ... secret art of papermaking began to creep out of China, first to Vietnam 
and then Tibet. ... In Europe, the use of papyrus had dropped out in the 9th 
century. ... tree - varieties of which are also used for feeding silkworms and in 
medicine. [DOC] [TLE] Mulberry trees: Journey to Forever [PAR] A hundred years ago half the population in parts of south China was working in 
the booming silk industry. ... Mulberry leaves and fruit at the Journey to Forever 
organic garden ... Cleaning boiled mulberry tree bark to make shoji paper in 
Japan ... and combines fish farming with mulberry cultivation for raising silkworms
. [DOC] [TLE] Mulberry: an exceptional forage available almost worldwide! [PAR] The main use of mulberry globally is as feed for the silk worm, but depending ... A 
Costa Rican farmer of Chinese origin, whose silk project failed, fed mulberry 
leaves ... smart enough to include mulberry in their tree fodder evaluations and 
later in ... lignin (acid detergent lignin) contents of 8.1% and 7.1% for leaves and 
bark,... [DOC] [TLE] A Modern Herbal | Mulberry, Common - Botanical.com [PAR] The Common or Black Mulberry is not one of our native trees, but with ... The 
Chinese White Mulberry (Morus alba, Linn.) ... Silkworm culture was first 
introduced by Justinian from Constantinople - he ..... 'Kuwa,' but as this plant is 
used especially for feeding silkworms, the paper made from the branches after 
the leaves are... [DOC] [TLE] Marco Polo | 8.1Exploration & Interconnection | 8. Expansion ... [PAR] As Polo entertained everyone with his tales of traveling to China, Rusticello wrote 
them down in a French dialect. ... such as the use of paper for money and the 
burning of coal for heat (see excerpts below). ... He causes

Question: Paper was first made by the Chinese using the bark of this tree whose leaves are fed to silkworms
Answer: Mulberry tree