Dr. Jones, a botanist, observes that flowers of the same species express a slightly different shade of red coloring based on where the plants are located within her greenhouse. She hypothesizes that the more sunlight the flowers receive, the darker red the petals of the flower become.

What will Dr. Jones most likely do next in order to gain scientific knowledge about this phenomenon?

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Drew Perez

Biology

25 December, 10:28

Dr. Jones, a botanist, observes that flowers of the same species express a slightly different shade of red coloring based on where the plants are located within her greenhouse. She hypothesizes that the more sunlight the flowers receive, the darker red the petals of the flower become.

What will Dr. Jones most likely do next in order to gain scientific knowledge about this phenomenon?

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