The color of a soybean plant's leaves is influenced by the amount of chlorophyll It produces. Chiorophyll is a natural green pigment in plant leaves. Scientists tested the frequency of leaf-color genotypes in a soybean population over time. The table below shows the three tested genotypes-and the leaf color each genotype produced The scientsts grew soybean plants and observed the leaf color of the seedlings produced at Day 7 and Day 21 The number of seedlings for each genotype is shown in the table below.
Total
216
173
56
20
Number of Seedlings
Greenyellow (C deg * C deg)
111
106
Data from the Experiment
(C deg * C deg)
21
Which conclusion about chlorophyll is most strongly supported by the results of this study?
The genotype that produced the most chiorophyll was selected for.
The genotype that produced the least chlorophyll was selected against.
The two genotypes that produced the least chlorophyll were selected against.
The amount of chlorophyll produced by the plant did not affect selection.
Time (days)
7
Use the diagram to answer the question.
(1 point)
47
49
(C' * C')