Phenotypic Plasticity

measuring leaf colour, abundance of hairs, leaf area, and leaf thickness. It is expected that the leaves that are grown in sunlight will have lighter leaves, more hair, and smaller, thicker leaves.
             Studying phenotypic plasticity is relevant because by studying how genetics and ecology interact to determine phenotypic expression can help explain how evolutionary and ecological processes are therefore altered.
             Visually measure and record the difference in leaf colour and leaf hair abundance between the sun and shade Hedera sp. samp
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