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== History of Cultivation in Space ==

There is no specific information available on the cultivation of ''Tagetes tenuifolia'' in space. However, plants with similar characteristics and benefits have been considered for space missions to improve air quality, provide psychological benefits, and serve as a food source. For example, NASA’s Vegetable Production System (Veggie) has grown various plants in space to test their feasibility for long-term missions. While not specifically documented for ''Tagetes tenuifolia'', its properties make it a candidate for future space cultivation experiments.

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