A horticulturist wants a plant that produces flowers with a certain size size, color, and fragrance, but is not aware of any one plant having all of these traits. The quickest way she could achieve her goal would be to apply the process of ___________

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anonymous · Answer

@jabez177 @MattAlva98

anonymous · Answer

common ancestor natural selection homologous structures  speciation
gradualism           artificial selection  fossil records                 overproduction
evolution              body                     distant ancestor              older
equilibrium      inheritance           punctuated equilibrium   reproduction isolation
adaptation       variation               vestigial structure           environmental pressures

anonymous · Answer

environmental pressures is together.

anonymous · Answer

what do u think?

jabez177 · Answer

This one is a bit hard. Let me tag someone that can probably be of assistance.

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

maybe its artificial selection?

anonymous · Answer

@SyedMohammed98

syedmohammed98 · Answer

it can be hybridization but it's not in the box =(

anonymous · Answer

:( im pretty sure its artificial selection anyone agree?

syedmohammed98 · Answer

um yeh....it can be artificial selection.  as it  is the process by which humans breed other animals and plants for particular traits. Typically, strains that are selectively bred are domesticated, and the breeding is normally done by a professional breeder.

syedmohammed98 · Answer

give it a go pal =)

anonymous · Answer

lol thanks i will tell you if its right when i finish

syedmohammed98 · Answer

You're Welcome 
i hope u r right

anonymous · Answer

i got a couple more i will tag you.

syedmohammed98 · Answer

um okay =)

anonymous · Answer

sorry if i forced you if you dont want to help its ok :)

syedmohammed98 · Answer

nah it's ok ...feel free to ask =)