All this information should be recorded in a chart that displays the measurements of the volunteer and host species in individual pots and group pots. Groups should look for similarities and differences between the volunteer species present in each plant. They should also look for differences in growth between the two host plants. If the greenhouses can provide information about the habitat these plants are grown in, like soil and climate information, groups should use this information to discuss possible reasons for their differences. Likewise, it may be beneficial for groups to attain information on how old each host plant is. Groups should apply these similarities and differences in an organized discussion section. This will require additional research to be done on the specific volunteer and host species and their ideal growth environments.
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