13. Three batches of radish seeds, 100 seeds each, were placed in Petri dishes and provided only with light or water or both, as shown below. After 1 week, the material in each dish was dried and weighed. LICHT NOWINTER A a. b. Which of the following correctly orders the final masses from lightest to heaviest? A, B, C. A, C, B. C. d. e. LIGHWATER B B, C, A. B, A, C. C, A, B NO LIGHT WATER C

13. Three batches of radish seeds, 100 seeds each, were placed in Petri dishes and provided only with light or water or both, as shown below. After 1 week, the material in each dish was dried and weighed. LICHT NOWINTER A a. b. Which of the following correctly orders the final masses from lightest to heaviest? A, B, C. A, C, B. C. d. e. LIGHWATER B B, C, A. B, A, C. C, A, B NO LIGHT WATER C

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