Question: Coumaric acid is a compound that may play a role in disease resistance in corn. A botanist measured the concentration of coumaric acid in corn

Coumaric acid is a compound that may play a role in disease resistance in corn. A botanist measured the concentration of coumaric acid in corn seedlings grown in the dark or in a light/dark photoperiod. The results (nmol acid per gm tissue) are given in the accompanying table
Coumaric acid is a compound that may play a role

Suppose the botanist considers the effect of lighting conditions to be "important" if the difference in means is 20%, that is, about 20 nmol/g. Based on a 95% confidence interval, do the preceding data indicate whether the true difference is "important"?

Dark Photoperiod 4 106 21 FI 102 27 y

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