The yellow color of the flower is heredity but the wilting is from the <span>environment and the tall stem could be both, </span>heredity and <span>environmental.</span>
The color of the flower is heredity. That means that the flower that the seed for this flower came from was either in the same flower bed with a male flower, as the same type of flower or in a different flower bed with a different male flower. The reciprocal crosses of yellow colored chrysanthemum x red colored chrysanthemum and white colored chrysanthemum x red colored chrysanthemum were conducted in order to analyze the heredity of flower colors. The results revealed that the heredity of flower colors was very complicated, and mainly exhibited matroclinous characteristics when red colored materials was used as maternal parent but not in the combinations when the yellow or white colored materials were used as maternal parents. The incomplete dominance and mosaic dominance also existed in the heredity of chrysanthemum flower colors. The flower-color chimeras with two kinds of flower buds were discovered in the cross of 3501 x 3509, i.e. one side of the flower buds was completely in red color, which was same as the parental material of 3509, and another side was generally in yellow color with red spots on them. Cytological analysis showed that two sides were both with 36 chromosomes, indicating that the formation of chimera was not resulted from the changes of chromosome numbers, but from the destruction of pigment synthesis genes by the insert of transposable element.
I say yes because with the Earth's "sunscreen" layer waring down, the heat of the sun; even if the hole was in the north pole, could overheat the earth causing a change in all environments including the desert.
