Question

Grain stored in damp place​

Answer 1

Answer:

The storage of grains can also be affected by the atmosphere, in addition to temperature and moisture content. If damp grain is held in a sealed container, the respiration of grain and insects will consume the available oxygen. As the oxygen is depleted, it is replaced with carbon dioxide.

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Answer 2

Answer:

false

answer grains are stored in where they can't be affected by air .

Explanation:

The storage of grains can also be affected by the atmosphere, in addition to temperature and moisture content. If damp grain is held in a sealed container, the respiration of grain and insects will consume the available oxygen. As the oxygen is depleted, it is replaced with carbon dioxide.Grain can be stored in a variety of containers, such as clay pots, grass baskets, grain wells, bags, grain huts and ferrumbus. Wheat, sorghum, dry beans and mealies are often stored in grain huts, in a room in the house, or in large containers in the kitchen.