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Nursery beds provide a controlled environment for seeds to germinate and young plants to grow, ensuring optimal conditions for development. They help protect young plants from pests, diseases, and harsh weather conditions, increasing their chances of survival and growth. Additionally, nursery beds allow for easier access and monitoring of the plants, facilitating care and maintenance.
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