Before storing the vegetables, Nancy poked holes in the packets to allow air circulation.
Air circulation can be defined as the movement and flow of atmospheric air from one point to another such as point A to point B, North pole to South pole, air movement in plastic bag, etc., especially over long distances due to difference in atmospheric pressure.
Generally speaking, vegetables are generally considered as perishable because only very few species of vegetables can be stored at room temperature, for long periods of time.
In this context, we can reasonably and logically deduce that it is a very good idea to poke holes in plastic bags that contain vegetables in order to allow air circulation.
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