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On the date of 14th June we student of grade 10 visited kopasi,kavre under the guidance of our science teacher and principal sir.we learned the life cycle of Silkwarm and also got many knowledge about Silkwarm.we also saw Mayberry trees. We got to know that one female Silkwarm lay 250 to 500 eggs at a time.we also got to saw pure Silkwarm,eggs .

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