The heights (in centimeters) of plants grown under two different light conditions, Condition A and Condition B, are shown using side-by-side box and whisker plots. Describe the distribution shape for each condition and state which condition exhibits more consistent plant heights.

Condition A is right-skewed with high variability, while Condition B is symmetric with consistent heights

Condition A is symmetric with consistent heights, while Condition B is right-skewed with higher variability

Both conditions are symmetric, but Condition B produces taller plants on average

Both conditions are right-skewed, but Condition A has a larger interquartile range (IQR)