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How Tobacco Affect the Water Fleas?
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Studies have shown that tobacco is toxic to water fleas. The leachate from the tobacco portion has been proven to be deadly in small amounts. This toxicity is what kills the fleas. The swimming patters of the fleas are also affected as tobacco forms on their swimming hairs.
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