Question

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An experiment was conducted which included 6 samples from a Brandywine in a shaded
environment and 6 samples from a Brandywine in a direct sunlight environment. The results
showed the photosynthesis and respiration rates of Brandywine Viburnums. The results showed
that there was not much photosynthesis happening in the sunlight exposed environment. There
are a few factors that caused this to happen, one being the weather had dropped significantly
on the different days we experimented so the chloroplasts in the leaf had already died due to
the weather change. For the shaded environment, there was more respiration than
photosynthesis happening in the leaves. So therefore, the respiration rates would be at a higher
rate as shown in our graphs. We did have the same weather complications for these samples as
well including the temperature dropping which shows the jump in numbers and you can see
that difference between plant A’s (shaded) and plant B’s (sunlight) rates but due to those
complications affecting it, the results and data cannot say either or. All the t-value were 2.57
for NPP, 2.36 for GPP, 2.3 for R. They were all larger than 0.05, thus reject the null hypothesis.
Also, all the P value is smaller than 0.05, which indicate that the null hypothesis should be
rejected. In other words, we are not able to say there was a difference or that there was not
difference of GPP between those In other words, we are not able to say there was a or that
there was not difference in GPP between those two plants in different environments and have
solid data to back those statements up due to errors.

Answer 1

In this experiment, six samples of Brandywine were taken from a shaded environment and six samples were taken from a direct sunlight environment. The results showed that there was not much photosynthesis happening in the sunlight environment. This may have been caused by a drop in weather during the experiment, which resulted in the chloroplasts in the leaves dying. For the shaded environment, there was more respiration than photosynthesis happening in the leaves. The t-values for NPP, GPP, and R were all larger than 0.05, so the null hypothesis was rejected. The P value was also smaller than 0.05, indicating that the null hypothesis should be rejected. However, due to weather complications, the data and results cannot definitively say whether there was a difference in GPP between the two plants in different environments.