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What is the cause for Granulation?
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All my fall crop has crystallized. Instead of getting on the "reliquifying by heating" merry-go-round, I will market as is.

What causes granulation? :
 

 Temperature 
 Moisture content
 Pollen?
 Other particles to be filtered out?
 Ratio of glucose to fructose in certain nectars , like aster?

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