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Artificial Selection of Plant Traits

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Description: This template shows a wild Brassica species plant branching into four cultivated strains, cauliflower and cabbage selected for modified flower buds, broccoli selected for modified flower buds and stem, and chard or kale selected for modified leaves, each shown with an icon in a strain and modified trait table. It illustrates how artificial selection of different plant parts produced these distinct vegetables from a common ancestor.

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This template shows a wild Brassica species plant branching into four cultivated strains, cauliflower and cabbage selected for modified flower buds, broccoli selected for modified flower buds and stem, and chard or kale selected for modified leaves, each shown with an icon in a strain and modified trait table. It illustrates how artificial selection of different plant parts produced these distinct vegetables from a common ancestor.

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