One area of ecology studies the factors that make communities resilient to changes.One theory (for which there is a great deal of experimental support) is that higher diversity helps communities to withstand perturbations.A recent study of eelgrass communities in Germany compared areas with different genotypic diversities (1, 3, or 6 genotypes) and looked into the number of eelgrass shoots that resulted after a perturbation in temperature.This data is here: https://github.com/lisamanne/biostats_data/raw/main/EelgrassGenotypes.csv.Test the null hypothesis that the average number of shoots is the same across all genotype treatments.What do you conclude, in biological language (not in language like "reject the null hypothesis").Can you make a supporting graphic to illustrate your conclusion?(Please do so).

Is there a reason for follow-up analysis?(Please answer this).If you decide yes, do the follow-up analysis, and report your findings here.

must be done on Rstudio