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Carrot Deformity Once It Has Grown That Way. Carrots That Force Their Way Through Compacted Or Rocky Soil Will Split And Become Malformed

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carrot deformity once it has grown that way. Carrots that force their way through compacted or rocky soil will split and become malformed

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