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If you keep the mini-sprinkler on all night, a 32-degree coating of watery ice develops on the trunk and foliage, serving as a protective covering since the danger zone for most tropicals is only reached when the temperature drops several degrees below freezing. thinks it's the first to develop heat-shrinkable PEEK tubing, designed for use as a protective covering. Produced by TDK, an electronics company, these "armor-plated" disks have a protective covering of silica (compound made of silicon and oxygen). |
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