Domanique sought literature sources on chlorine concentration effects on plants for a review.
Expert Answer: No literary sources provided, but practical info: concentrations stronger than drinking water kill houseplants. City water chlorine generally doesn't harm most plants except sensitive ones like dracaenas. Chlorine dissipates quickly into air. The expert does not assist with homework.
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