Which limitation constrained high-volume silk production in early Byzantium?

💡 Explanation

Crop area limited early silk output because silkworms require mulberry trees; therefore, expansion stalled, rather than using only inefficient watermills or issues with the textile finishing, which would be part factors in efficiency later on.

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