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        <description>Why Freshly Cut Grass Smells Freshly cut grass releases chemicals called green leaf volatiles when its blades are damaged. These compounds help the plant heal, fight harmful microbes, and warn nearby plants of danger. The pleasant summer smell is actually part of the grass’s natural defense system.</description>
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