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Imagine that you bought three identical young tomato plants. One you put to grow in the sunny location in tranquil part of your garden, one on the windy and sunny hill nearby, and one in the shady part of the garden. How these plants will look in two months' time?
A) The first one will be a medium size, the second one will be short with small leaves, and the third one will be spindly with big leaves.
B) The first one will be short with small leaves, the second one will be a medium size, and the third one will be spindly with big leaves.
C) The first one will be spindly with big leaves, the second one will be short with small leaves, and the third one will be a medium size.
D) The first one will be a medium size, the second one will be spindly with big leaves, and the third one will be short with small leaves.
E) The plants will be indistinguishable because they were identical when planted.

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