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| Empty fruit bunches (EFB) of oil palm that have fungi growing on them are a common occurrence in plantation environments. These fungi can grow on EFB due to the remaining nutrients after the fruits are harvested. The growth of fungi on EFB can indicate natural decomposition processes, potentially enhancing nutrient content if used as compost. However, the presence of fungi should be monitored to prevent them from spreading to healthy oil palm plants. |
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