Science, asked by ajitabmondal200, 10 months ago

the most common silkmoth is the mulberry silk moth( it is right or wrong )

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Answered by Anonymous

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It is right............

Answered by ramkaran547999

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these is right silk moth is the mulberry silk moth

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