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The number of tobacco plants needed to produce a can of smokeless tobacco can vary based on several factors, including the type of tobacco and the processing methods used. On average, it is estimated that it takes approximately 2 to 5 tobacco plants to produce enough leaves for one can of smokeless tobacco. This estimate can fluctuate depending on the yield of the plants and the specific product being made.

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