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Petunia data
Description
Charles Darwin's experimental results on petunia plants to determine the difference of plant length between self fertilised and cross-fertilised, either with the same stock (inter-cross) or with a fresh stock (westerham-cross)
Usage
petunia
Format
A data frame with 64 observations and 3 variables. Plants (self fertilised, inter-cross and westerham-cross) were measured to the tops of their stems when coming into flower. Data collated from Darwin (1877)
- height
- Measured height of plants 
- group
- Plant fertilisation groups; - westerham_cross,- inter_crossor- self_fertilised
- pot_no
- Identifier of pot number in which each plant was grown 
Source
Darwin, C. (1877). The effects of cross and self fertilisation in the vegetable kingdom. John Murray, Albemarle Street, London.
See Also
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