yes because it clogs the pores in which water is brought into the plant
Yes, if you coat the leaves with any oil it inhibits their ability to 'breathe'
I spray vegetable oil on my plants to kill the bugs while not using harmful insecticides, and below is an article that answers your question more:
Vegetable oil promotes plant growth by maintaining soil moisture and providing the plant with specific nutrients.
no it chokes it
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the oil prevents the true function of the root's ventilation or "breathing."
Oil effect the plant growth by messing up the nutrients by going into the soil and erupting the root so it stops its growth.
Oil spills are very bad for Duckweed growth. This is because duckweed need oxygen and oil spills keep oxygen from reaching the plant.
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not at all, if anything it would be worse for the plant
no
it will either kill the plant with direct contact or it could stunt the plants growth. not sure why u would but okay :D
you don't it doesn't affect hair growth
oil will prevent proper growth of the root system which will stop plant growth and may even kill it. It will also poison the plant. As well as contaminating the plant by adding harmful chemicals that animals and humans eat, which could harm them too.
Earthworms are an important part of the soil environment, and the growth of plants. Oil is deadly to earthworms.