Which characteristic is most likely to be learned about flowering from experiments using an interruption of night length by a pulse of red light?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Phytochrome is known to be a photoreceptor involved in the detection of light, including red light, and plays a crucial role in the regulation of flowering in both long-day plants (LDPs) and short-day plants (SDPs). The interruption of night with a pulse of red light can reset the plant's internal clock and affect flowering, demonstrating the role of phytochrome in this process.

Which Characteristic Is Most Likely to Be Learned About Flowering