Which part (anatomy) or characteristic of the Brassica oleracea plants seems to exhibit the most variation (greatest number of different forms)? Which part or characteristic of the Brassica oleracea plants seems to show the greatest range of variation?
- The cauliflower's leaves were also very long compared to the other brassicas. Their leaves have fanned out of different things and grow bigger because the plant leaf seemed to show the greatest version
2. Using the terms that follow, explain why you think there is so much variability in the domestic forms of Brassica oleracea: traits, selective breeding, artificial selection, genes, descent with modification, natural variations, mutations :
- Artificial selection is the intentional reproduction of individuals in a production that have desirable traits. Selective breeding also has caused a lot of change to the brassica cause the plants can sexually reproduce in certain things or much healthier. This can really affect the outcome of a plant because it can make the genes better.
3. Speciation to speciation is something that occurs to becoming vicarant or isolated from each other to an extent that prevents or interfering with gentic things. Other people planted different plants than ours and their plants grow at different paces. Eventually all the plants will be all grown at the same season and ready to be picked if they have any food.
4. Plant breeders can look at the plant and see what it is and what physical traits it can have and they can tell when it will fully grow and know and know what kind of plant it will be when it grows.
leaves fanned out, and also had little ribs and folds, and grew out in all directions
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