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Silkworm feeds on oak leaves.

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Answered by sujal1732
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Answer:

hἶ ომནპ hპΓპ ἶჰ ყõυΓ მῆჰwპΓ

Explanation:

The Chinese and Japanese tasar worms feed on oak leaves and other allied species. The Indian tasar worms feeds on leaves of Terminalia and several other minor host plants. The worms are either uni- or bivoltine and their cocoons like the mulberry silkworm cocoons can be reeled into raw silk.

.hõρპ ἶན wἶll hპlρ ყõυ

℘Ɩʂʂ ɱąཞƙ ɱɛ ąʂ ą ცཞąıŋƖıʂɬ

Answered by jasnoorcoding
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Answer:

The Chinese and Japanese tasar worms feed on oak leaves and other allied species. The Indian tasar worms feeds on leaves of Terminalia and several other minor host plants. The worms are either uni- or bivoltine and their cocoons like the mulberry silkworm cocoons can be reeled into raw silk.

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