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Chemical fertilizers should be avoided. They destroy earthworms, which are good for the soil. Earthworms make the soil richer when they ingest and digest it, making gardens with earthworms more fertile.

The conclusion is the author’s warning: “the use of chemical fertilizers should be avoided.”

This is support for why chemical fertilizers should be avoided, because they destroy those earthworms.

This is support for why chemical fertilizers should be avoided because earthworms have significant benefits. Destroying them causes loss of those benefits.

This is support that explains why earthworms are beneficial to soil. That in turn supports why earthworm-destroying chemical fertilizers should be avoided.

This matches the conclusion verbatim. The argument is dedicated to demonstrating why the effects of using these fertilizers are negative and that they should be avoided.

This is support that shows why earthworms are so beneficial. This then supports why earthworm-destroying chemical fertilizers should be avoided.

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