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Describe the exact set-up of the experiment to a Brassica rapa plant for a lighting experiment with natural sunlight and artificial lighting including how many plants you started with, what the seeds were planted in, if anything was added to the environment, etc.
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Describe the variables that were held constant. Specifically, address the difference between the control groups versus experimental groups and how exactly you applied an independent variable which is the duration of light exposure of the Brassica rapa to the experimental group members. Quantify the independent variable.
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