Root rot - Revision history

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Reverted edits by 216.65.63.45 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a [[plant]]. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.		Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a [[plant]]. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.

216.65.63.45 at 20:05, 18 November 2007

2007-11-18T20:05:31Z

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	Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a [[plant]]. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.		Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a [[plant]]. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.

User 144: categorising

2006-05-23T08:22:09Z

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	Root rot can also be caused by a [[fungus]] or [[bacteria ]] which eat away at the roots, like when you get [[gangrene]], causing the roots to die.		Root rot can also be caused by a [[fungus]] or [[bacteria ]] which eat away at the roots, like when you get [[gangrene]], causing the roots to die.
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Conrad Leviston: wiki

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	Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a plant. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.		Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a [[plant]]. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.

	Root rot can also be caused by a [[fungus]] or [[bacteria ]] which eat away at the roots, like when you get [[gangrene]], causing the roots to die.		Root rot can also be caused by a [[fungus]] or [[bacteria ]] which eat away at the roots, like when you get [[gangrene]], causing the roots to die.

Newt at 17:51, 8 August 2003

2003-08-08T17:51:22Z

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Normally there are lots of gaps and spaces between soil particles, and in this space is oxygen which diffuses into the roots of a plant. When the soil surrounding a plant becomes over-saturated with water, all the air spaces fill up, which essentially suffocates your plant. Without oxygen supply the plant's roots will die back.

Root rot can also be caused by a [[fungus]] or [[bacteria ]] which eat away at the roots, like when you get [[gangrene]], causing the roots to die.