100 g www.L Larvae and pupae per Bt plant T 60 0 h J TOH -- Mosaic, Cry1Ac plant --0-- Mosaic, Cry1C plant -- Sequential, Cry1Ac plant --- Sequential, Cry1C plant Pyramid, two-gene plant 1 1 1 1 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 Generation Figure 1. The figure above shows the average numbers of larvae and pupae of the moth found per Bt plant in each of the treatments. Note the logarithmic scale on the y-axis. Question 5. Assuming that the differences in moth density between the two plants in the mosaic treatment are completely due to differences in toxicity, to which toxin were the moths most susceptible? tempe J

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Larvae and pupae per Bt plant
100
JA
5
TOH
-- Mosaic, Cry1Ac plant
--0-- Mosaic, Cry1C plant
-- Sequential, Cry1Ac plant
--- Sequential, Cry1C plant
Pyramid, two-gene plant
L
1
1
3
6
9
12
15
18 21 24
Generation
Figure 1. The figure above shows the average numbers of larvae and pupae of the
moth found per Bt plant in each of the treatments. Note the logarithmic scale on the
y-axis.
Question 5. Assuming that the differences in moth density between the two plants in
the mosaic treatment are completely due to differences in toxicity, to which toxin
were the moths most susceptible?
Transcribed Image Text:Larvae and pupae per Bt plant 100 JA 5 TOH -- Mosaic, Cry1Ac plant --0-- Mosaic, Cry1C plant -- Sequential, Cry1Ac plant --- Sequential, Cry1C plant Pyramid, two-gene plant L 1 1 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 Generation Figure 1. The figure above shows the average numbers of larvae and pupae of the moth found per Bt plant in each of the treatments. Note the logarithmic scale on the y-axis. Question 5. Assuming that the differences in moth density between the two plants in the mosaic treatment are completely due to differences in toxicity, to which toxin were the moths most susceptible?
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