Table 1 and Figure 1 is represented by the average root length of Brassica rapa, a fast-growing mustard plant. The Brassica rapa in the treatment group was exposed to the sagebrush (Artemisia Tridentata) stem and leaves. However, the control group only contains the Brassica rapa. As the days passed the control group surpasses the treatment group. The biggest trend for the treatment group was day 5 whereas the control group was on day 7 (as seen in Figure 1). We found a significant difference between our experimental and control group. Our data indicated that the pattern of average root length of exposing and not exposing Artemisia Tridentata was not random. The mean number of the experimental group was 8.81 (SD = 3) and the control group was
