 
 <prompt> text: ```E dey easy for us to sabi who our family members be, but plants sabi recognize their own family? Some sabi, scientists talk, according to one report by Science News for early 2010. Guillermo P. Murphy and Susan Dudley na two plant scientists from McMaster University for Hamilton, Canada. Dem do some experiments with Jewelweeds, one kind of flower wey dey grow for wet, shady places. Dem find out say the flowers dey sabi their own flower family. For their experiments, Murphy and Dudley plant jewelweeds for pots with either _ or strangers. When jewelweeds dey plant for pots with strangers, the plants begin to grow more leaves pass if dem dey plant alone. This response dey show say plants dey compete with strangers for sunlight, since plant wey get more leaves fit receive more light and fit make more food. Jewelweeds usually dey grow for shade, where sunlight no dey enough. When jewelweed seedlings dey plant with siblings, dem grow small small branches pass wetin dem for normally grow if dem dey alone - but dem no start to grow plenty extra leaves. This behavior show say the plants dey more likely to share resources, instead make dem compete. According to the Science News report, Jewelweeds no be the first plants wey plant scientists don study for family recognition. For 2007, Dudley and her team study the Great Lakes sea rocket, one plant wey dey grow for the beach - where e fit hard to get fresh water. For that experiment, the scientists find out say when sea rockets dey plant with siblings, dem dey tolerate each other. But when dem dey plant with strangers, the sea rockets react by dey work extra hard to grow plenty roots. Dudley talk say na because sea rockets, for the beach, dey get plenty sun but dey struggle for water - so when dem dey threatened, dem compete for water. Jewelweeds get plenty water but dem get to compete for sunshine, so dem dey grow more leaves.

Answer this series of questions:

1. Who be Guillermo P. Murphy and Susan Dudley?
2. From where?
3. Wetin dem dey study?
4. Wetin kind?
5. Dem dey grow for bright sunlight?
6. Where dem dey grow?
7. When Jewelweeds grow more branches?
8. Dem be the first scientists wey don study if plants fit recognize their family?
9. According to wetin?
10. Wetin her team find for 2007?
11. Where dem dey grow?
12. Wetin dem dey compete for?
13. Wetin Jewelweeds get enough of?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. People wey sabi about plants
2. Canada.
3. flowers
4. Jewelweeds
5. No
6. Places wey dey wet and shady
7. When dem plant dem for pots with people wey dem no sabi
8. No
9. Science News report
10. When sea rockets were planted with siblings, they tolerated each other. But when they were planted with strange
11. the beach
12. water
13. sun``` 