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fungus does not grow on plastic because it does not have any moisture.
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What 3 advantages of using corn-based plastics instead of oil-based plastics?
What is the http for berry plastics employee skillport site?
Berry Plastic offers many opportunities for employees to grow. From on-the-job training to online learning, Berry Plastics is committed to their employees development. Find more at Berry Employee Self Service - https://hcm.berryplastics.com/SHCM/ahess/index.jsp
Is fungus a pure substance or a mixture?
Fungus is a mixture.
What products do Lakeland plastics produce?
Lakeland plastics produce polymers and other products that may be formed into everyday items of use. The type of plastics they provide are for the industrial sector as well as the commercial use of plastics.
Is plastic a polymer?
Plastics are polymers but not necessarily the other way round. DNA and other biological molecules are polymers but they are not plastics.
Why is fungus not able to grow on plastics?
fungus do not grow in plastic because it does no cotain any moisture :D
What helps fungus to grow?
Air and water help fungus grow.
What is the coldest temperature that fungus can grow in?
The coldest temperature that fungus can grow in is 16 degrees.
Can farmers grow plastics in their fields?
Kind of. Farmers can grow things like corn and soybeans, both of which can be used to make plastics.
How does fungus get inside of you?
Through microbes you breath in then the microbes settle and grow into fungus
A cell that can grow into fungus?
spore
Do toes grow fungus?
yes
How do you grow boobies if fungus?
11
When was Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fungus created?
Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fungus was created on 2008-09-19.
What is something ugly that can grow from your foot?
fungus.
What food does fungus grow best?
Strawberries
Does fungus have roots?
No, fungus does not have roots. It can grow on the roots of other planets. See "Mycorrhizea".
