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2 years ago
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Stacey wants to know if plants have the same phototrophic reaction from artificial light as they do from natural light. Using st

eps in the scientific method, design an experiment that will test this effect.
Biology
1 answer:
Lesechka [4]2 years ago
7 0

Explanation:

Yes I agree that plants have the same phototrophic reaction from artificial light as they do from natural light.

you have to take a big box an keep a small plant in it and make some holes in down side for taking carbon dioxide then attach a bulb in left side of the box and lit it and cover the box

after two days you will notice that plant is leaned towards the bulb

this show that plants have the same phototrophic reaction from artificial light as they do from natural light.

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