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Our lab this week was

Submitted by Shanika on Sun, 12/02/2007 - 9:18pm.

Our lab this week was entertaining and interesting. My group and i found that enviroment and genes do affect the growth and speed of growth of a plants. However, I strongly believ that enviroment affects the growth of a plant and how fast it grows more so than the genes. Genes, like the hair, do not have anything to do with the growth just how it looked. I find it hard to belive that the characteristics affects the growth because the enviroment plays more of a factor in its growth accroding to our data.

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