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determine<span> how the presence of </span>earthworms<span> in </span>soil can<span> affect </span>plant growth<span>. ... tomato, green </span>beans<span> and radish </span>plants<span> in </span>soil<span>samples that contiained </span>earthworms<span>, ... For this </span>experiment<span>, the independent variable is </span>whether<span> or </span>not<span>the </span>earthworms<span> ...
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Answer:
Red light act as a inhibitor and hence causes delay in flowering
Explanation:
Through Periodism phenomenon, the regulation in exposure to daylight for a certain time period can delay or enhance the flowering of the "light duration"sensitive plant.
When "short day plants" are exposed to light between the essential long period of nights or dark period, the stage of flowering gets delayed.
Hence, chrysanthemums on being exposed to red light during their daily darkness period lead delay in flowering as red light act as an inhibitor.
