In your stomatal density experiment in lab, which of the following observations would lead you to fail to reject your null hypothesis? Group of answer choices Leaves from high light would have higher stomatal density than plants from low light Leaves from high and low light environments would have similar stomatal densities Leaves from different plant species will have similar stomatal density Leaves from a high light environment would have lower stomatal density than leaves from low light

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