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Magazine or Press item Rotting plants protect grain author(s) Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation from Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) permalink open published in 1995 themes Youth citation CTA. 1995. Rotting plants protect grain. Spore 57. CTA, Wageningen, The Netherlands. Publications and datasets provided via GARDIAN Abstract Rotting plants give off carbon dioxide (CO2) which can help to control pests of stored grain. Putting decomposing vegetable matter with stored grain provides a cheap pest control system. Maintaining high concentrations of CO2 in grain stores is a... Open original