Hydrangea flower color, determined by soil pH rather than genes, exemplifies environmental effects on phenotype.
In hydrangea plants, the color of its flowers are determined by the pH of the soil during raising, not by the plant's genes. This shows environmental effects on phenotype.
| Text | In hydrangea plants, the color of its flowers are determined by the pH of the soil during raising, not by the plant's genes. This shows environmental effects on phenotype. |
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