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If a disease killed a mulberry tree, it would lead to the loss of its ecological contributions, such as providing habitat and food for various species, including birds and insects. Additionally, the tree's death could disrupt soil health and local ecosystems. For farmers or industries reliant on mulberry for silk production or fruit, it would result in economic losses and potentially affect local agriculture. The surrounding environment might eventually recover, but the specific impacts would depend on the extent of the disease and the resilience of the ecosystem.
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What would happen to slaves that showed signs of disease?
if slaves showed sines of disease they would be killed if they worked in the house or not cared for if they worked in the fields
What would happen to algae if disease killed all water fleas?
There would be a larger population of algae on the earth.
What would happen to a coral reef if a disease suddenly killed most of the algae in the reef?
idk i guess there would be less food for the reef animals
How do the atmosphere in your area change a disease killed all the plants?
The atmosphere would change if a disease killed all the plants in my area because humans will inhale the disease and would probrably get sick.
What would happen if the people weren't killed by guns?
They would be killed by other means
What would happen if a cut purse was caught?
They would be KILLED
What would happen if you killed someone in ancient Egypt?
you are going to be killed too...
What would happen if the grim reaper killed himself?
Nothing would happen he can't die!
What would happen it you swallowed others saliva?
Assuming they didn't have some sort of communicable disease then nothing would happen. If they did have a disease then you could possibly catch it
What would happen if you killed a kangaroo?
you'd get arrested
What would happen if god killed everone?
Mankind would cease to be, then.
What would happen if you killed your own cousin?
You would go to prison.
