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← HistoryWhich risk sharply increased following widespread silkworm rearing?
A)Spread of new mulberry pests✓
B)Increased use of toxic dyes
C)Decreased weaving labor costs
D)Higher demand for ships exports
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Widespread propagation of mulberry trees led to increased **pest dissemination**, because monoculture favored faster propagation of pests and diseases following outbreaks; therefore, a collapse in tree health became a risk, rather than a general labor shortage.
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