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100 Figure 3. The 75 mean number 50 25 of seeds 150 produced as a function of 30 60 90 120 Flower-tube length(mm) their flower- tube length. Mean number @ of seeds

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Chapter32: Plant Reproduction

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If the variation in flower-tube length in this population were due solely to environmental factors, what would be the expected change in flower-tube length over several generations? Why or why not?

100
Figure 3. The
75
mean number
50
25
of seeds
150 produced as a
function of
30
60
90
120
Flower-tube length(mm)
their flower-
tube length.
Mean number @
of seeds

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