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- The experimental materials were obtained and set up based on the hypothesis that high levels of phytochrome A (as opposed to phytochrome B) would be produced as a result of exposure to a high intensity of far red (FR) light.
- Two sets of four genotypes (Standard, Variegated, Purple Hairy, and Non-Purple Hairless) of pre-grown Brassica rapa were planted.
- Light sources obtained through donation from Dr. Kevin Folta, of the University of Florida, were set up.
- The intensity of the red, green, and blue lights was set to 1 (lowest intensity), and the intensity of the far red was set to 9 (highest intensity).
- The plants were watered and measured everyday between 3:00pm and 5:00pm for one week.
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