Friday, January 30, 2015

Blog Post #9 A Matter of Selection

The Brassica Oleracea plants biggest difference in their anatomy is its leaf. The biggest difference in the leaves are the color of them. There is so much variation because of natural selection which make he plants change in genes, due to descent with modification. Another reason why the plants look different is because of artificial and selective breeding, this makes it so that we can choose what traits a plant will get. The plants seem to all have the same shape of their leaves. Almost all of the leaves on the plants look alike. Plant breeders would probably have to breed the plant with a very different plant to get what they want. They could also make the plant have a mutation so it makes itself very different.

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