A scientist testing the effects of chemical fertilizer on apple trees sprays part of an orchard (50 trees) with the fertilizer. Another part of the orchard (also 50 trees) does not receive the fertilizer. In the fall the number of apples harvested from each part of the orchard is counted. The part of the orchard with the chemical fertilizer averaged 62 apples per tree. The part of the orchard without the fertilizer averaged 45 apples per tree.

Based on this data, the scientist would:

A. state that the test was inconclusive

B. test the same fertilizer on roses

C. report his findings

D. retest with a different chemical fertilizer

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After a recent rainy season, a number of the communities in a western state suffered flooding and mudslides. a study commissioned by the state legislature determined that the extensive removal of a certain plant from hillsides within the state contributed significantly to the flooding and mudslides. the plant had an extensive root system that hold hillside soil in place, and it was being rapidly removed because its roots had recently gained national favor as a powerful herbal remedy. as a result, the legislature passed a statute prohibiting the removal of more than 50% of such plants from any hillside within the state. a landowner within the state challenged the statute under the takings clause of the fifth amendment, alleging that he had regularly harvested substantially more than 50% of the plants from his property and needed to do the same this year to meet the demand for the root. is he likely to prevail in his challenge?