| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When spraying a pesticide or fertilizer onto a target plant, over-spraying (the portion of a spray or mist of a liquid material that does not adhere or adsorb to the target plant) generally falls to the ground or other plants or articles that surround the target plant, often with little or no consequence, but sometime with certain mal-consequences, such as staining or the unintended eradication of
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