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The seeds under the intense light did not sprout so we do not know what color they are. The seeds with no light grew white roots when they sprouted, but the leaves of the seeds were green. The seeds under the intense light did not grow because we only added one milliliter of water and all of it was absorbed by the light over night. Based on our experiment, water was a main environmental factor that determined the growth of our seeds. Since the seeds under intense light did not sprout, we are unable to determine if light intensity affects the phenotype of the seed.  Our experiment consisted of two petri dishes with 100 tobacco seeds in each. The petri dish in the drawer sprouted white stems with green leaves. No petri dish was placed in natural light, so we were not able to determine if light intensity was an environmental factor that affected the genotypes and phenotypes of the tobacco seeds.

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We added another milliliter of water to the seeds under the light and today there were more green sprouts that the day before. More seeds in the drawer started to sprout and some of them had green tips.

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We added 1 mL of water to the seeds under the light and and the seeds in the drawer. More seeds under the light sprouted from yesterday and the roots were green. The seeds in the drawer sprouted a little more and the roots were white.

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A couple of the seeds in the drawer were white and started to sprout more, and the seeds under the light grew a little more than yesterday and became greener. We also added 1 mL of water to the seeds under the light.

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Some of the seeds with no light are white, while the seeds with light are green. We added 1 ml of water to each.

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Day2: The seeds under the light have not grown yet but they did absorb the water. We added .5mL of water to it. The seeds in the drawer were still damp with water so we left it alone.

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Day 1: The seeds under the light absorbed the water which made the filter paper dry, while the filter paper in the drawer was still wet.
Day 4: The seeds in the drawer did not change at all and the filter paper is still a little bit damp. A couple of the seeds under the light were starting to sprout and the filter paper became dry again, so we put 1 mL of water in it.

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Number 2.

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If we put one petri dish with the seeds in intense light, and the other in a dark place, then the phenotype in the tobacco seeds will make all of the seeds in one petri dish the same color of leaves. (The petri dish under the intense light will have all of the plants leaves white while another the other petri dish with no light will have all of the leaves green. vise versa

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The amount of water
The petri dish
The filter paper
The tobacco seed

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1. Count out 200 tobacco seeds
2. Gather two petri dishes and place the filter paper on top of each one
3. Add 100 tobacco seeds (or half of the container) to each petri dish
4. Add 1mL of distilled water to each petri dish to slightly dampen the seeds
5.Add the top on the petri dish
6. Put one petri dish under intense light
7. Put the other petri dish in a dark place (in the drawer)
8. After one week has passed, record observations about the seeds

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Independent: Light intensity
Dependent: Leaf color

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Safety:
1) No horseplay
2) Wear aprons and goggles
3) Close toed shoes
4) No eating
5) Repory breaks and spills to teacher

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Claim: Some environmental factors, such as the amount or the intensity of light, have no influence on the genotype of tobacco plants, but these factors can alter the phenotype of a tobacco plant as is grows
Materials:  2 petri dishes, Water bottle with distilled, 200 tobacco seeds, and Filter paper

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Punnet Square: Genotypes and Phenotypes: 

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Punnet Square: Genotypes and Phenotypes: 

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Genotype: 1(GG): 2 (Gg): 1 (gg)
Phenotype: 3 (Green): 1 (white)

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Can the environment influence the genotype of phenotype of an organism such as the tobacco plant?