my buddy majored in forestry at Clemzon and he said that if you use too many nematodicides that you will end up turning all your chloroplasts into cholorofills....he said once the trees reach maturity, the trematode productions slowly dwindles down and there is nothing to fight off the natural choloroplast production, therefore creating a chlorofill bloom, much like when a pond turns over.... is this correct?
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