BIOLOGY CONNECT ACCESS CARD
BIOLOGY CONNECT ACCESS CARD
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Chapter 37, Problem 1S
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The short term and long term consequences of fumigation on the soils, which is done to kill harmful fungi.

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In farming, the crops are prevented from developing the diseases by spraying various kinds of antimicrobial products. These antimicrobials kill bacteria, fungi and other animals which causes harm to the crops.

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