Question: In the production process of growing Azaleas, the plants are transplanted from a small pot to a larger pot. Lee’s green thumbs have realized that the newly transplanted azaleas seem to have a better chance of growing to be large and healthy if they are transplanted immediately after the plant has had a major growth spurt. Therefore, they started looking at growth rates of the plants. They studied the growth of 10 plants for five periods. Can you determine if one period is a better for transplanting than another period? Test at a 0.05 level of significance. Conduct a multiple comparisons test using Turkey’s method. Which week has the most growth? Which week has the least growth? Produce a main effects plot and an interval plot. The data is in columns labeled “Period 1” through “Period 5”. (Example interpretation of the data: the 1.58 would be interpreted as: “at the end of the first period, the plant is 58% larger than at the beginning of that same period”.)