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Do Detergents Kill The Plant Growth And Why?

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Do Detergents Kill The Plant Growth And Why?

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Yes. They kill the plant because the detergents will get rid of a layer protecting the root hairs, and the root hairs will absorb the detergent instead. Because the plant will no longer have any water or nutrients, it will die. Then the plant will become decomposed because the detergent is a chemical to the plant.

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