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Indoor Plant Pathogen Resistance Development

5 days ago | lila

How do indoor plant pathogens spread?

Indoor plant pathogens can spread through contaminated soil, water, gardening tools, and by direct contact between infected and healthy plants. Airborne spores, pests, and improper sanitation practices also contribute to the dissemination of infectious agents.

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