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Yes, tanalising fluid can be harmful to plants. It contains preservatives and chemicals, such as copper and chromium, which can be toxic to plant life and soil microorganisms. When leached into the soil, these substances can disrupt plant growth and negatively affect the surrounding ecosystem. It's advisable to avoid using tanalised wood in direct contact with soil or plants.
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What is tanalising?
its when you drink strawberry milk shake
Woms are harmfull or helpfull or both?
harmfull
Are alpacas harmfull?
Alpacas are not harmfull. They are very gentle
How does acid rain effect water plants?
because it has harmfull chemicals that hurt plants and they use water to make food so when the leaves take in the water its like poison to them
How are fossil fuels harmfull?
it is harmfull because it can kill people around the world
Are plants a fluid?
yes
What does tanalising mean?
Tanalising is a wood preservation process that involves treating timber with a solution containing preservatives, often under pressure. This treatment helps protect the wood from decay, insects, and fungi, extending its lifespan, particularly in outdoor or high-moisture environments. The term is derived from "tan" or "tanalith," referring to the use of tanalith preservatives in the process.
How fire can be both beneficial and harmful?
It's harmfull to the existing forest, but it's beneficial to certain species of plants and insects that specialises in using recently burnt ground.
How polluted grounwater is harmful?
polluted water is harmful for animals and human beings who drink water from well.it is also harmfull for plants which are getting water from pollted groundwater.
How can a fire both be beneficially and harmful?
It's harmfull to the existing forest, but it's beneficial to certain species of plants and insects that specialises in using recently burnt ground.
Are all bacteria harmfull?
no
What fluid good for growing plants?
water
