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1. The favorable action of one chemical upon another causing an accelerated action or a result that neither one alone could produce.<br><br> | 1. The favorable action of one chemical upon another causing an accelerated action or a result that neither one alone could produce.<br><br> | ||
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Three gardens that work together using Synergy, only one garden could no do as weel with out the others.<br> | |||
Source:http://www.permalot.org<br><br> | Source:http://www.permalot.org<br><br> | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 9 April 2006
1. The favorable action of one chemical upon another causing an accelerated action or a result that neither one alone could produce.
Three gardens that work together using Synergy, only one garden could no do as weel with out the others.
Source:http://www.permalot.org