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Did you know that plastic films can do this for plants!?
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In this video, Juan Carlos Diaz-Perez, a professor in the Department of
Horticulture at the University of Georgia where he investigates
plasticulture, discusses how films help control insects in greenhouses.
According to Professor Juan Carlos, specially designed films that block
ultraviolet light not only provide plants growing in greenhouses protection
from the harmful rays, but also help control insects that get inside!
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Leave a ‘👍’ in the comments if you think these kinds of films are
awesome.
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