Woman making an extract of saponaire roots. Saponaria manure, a plant providing a natural soap, is obtained by letting the roots soak for a few days in the water. It serves as an additive to natural sprays, by strengthening the adhesion of liquids on the leaves: it is a wetting agent.

Woman making an extract of saponaire roots. Saponaria manure, a plant providing a natural soap, is obtained by letting the roots soak for a few days in the water. It serves as an additive to natural sprays, by strengthening the adhesion of liquids on the leaves: it is a wetting agent.
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Image Number: 4413-111403034Rights ManagedCredit Line:Jean-Michel Groult/Biosphoto/SuperStockCollection:BiosphotoContributor:Jean-Michel GroultModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:5616×3744
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