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deesands

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What are the main differences between interiorscape plants and plants that have lived outdoors their
  whole lives?


 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Scientists are discovering that living with a ___________________ _ contributes to the physical and mental well-being of humans.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

Plants grown for interior culture have been raised in controlled environments and provided with what
they need to produce the best-looking, healthiest plant in the shortest amount of time. The limiting
factors associated with indoor plant culture are light, water, and nutrition along with keeping out or at
least lessening the effects of insects and disease. Overall, they have had a coddled upbringing, but
maintain the genetics tempered by natural selection of their relations in the wild.



Answer to Question 2

pet
companion animal



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