6) The following figure shows that the probability of a plant flowering in 1987 was related to its initial size (as defined by leaf area) in 1984. Also, for a given-size plant, the probability of flowering declines as a function of previous allocation to reproduction (measured as the number of fruits produced during 1984-1986). Based on this figure, approximately how large (leaf area in cm3) would a plant that has produced three fruits over the last three years have to be in order to have an approximately 50% (0.50) probability of flowering? Probability of flowering in 1987 1.0 0.8 0.4 0.2 000000 *** 100 150 cm3 A AM Question 6 options: 100 cm3 300 cm3 250 cm3 200 300 Leaf area in 1984 (cm²) O fruits 1 fruit ▲ 2 fruits 3 fruits 400 500
6) The following figure shows that the probability of a plant flowering in 1987 was related to its initial size (as defined by leaf area) in 1984. Also, for a given-size plant, the probability of flowering declines as a function of previous allocation to reproduction (measured as the number of fruits produced during 1984-1986). Based on this figure, approximately how large (leaf area in cm3) would a plant that has produced three fruits over the last three years have to be in order to have an approximately 50% (0.50) probability of flowering? Probability of flowering in 1987 1.0 0.8 0.4 0.2 000000 *** 100 150 cm3 A AM Question 6 options: 100 cm3 300 cm3 250 cm3 200 300 Leaf area in 1984 (cm²) O fruits 1 fruit ▲ 2 fruits 3 fruits 400 500
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Transcribed Image Text:6) The following figure shows that the probability of a plant flowering in
1987 was related to its initial size (as defined by leaf area) in 1984.
Also, for a given-size plant, the probability of flowering declines as a
function of previous allocation to reproduction (measured as the
number of fruits produced during 1984-1986). Based on this figure,
approximately how large (leaf area in cm3) would a plant that has
produced three fruits over the last three years have to be in order to
have an approximately 50% (0.50) probability of flowering?
Probability of flowering in 1987
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
00000
*****
AM
100
Question 6 options:
100 cm3
150 cm3
300 cm3
250 cm3
00
..
200
300
Leaf area in 1984 (cm²)
O fruits
1 fruit
▲ 2 fruits
3 fruits
400
500
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