How did Mendel make sure , while conducting the monohybrid cross experiment that the plants were homozygous?
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In Mendel's experiment, the parent plants were homozygous (eg, T T or t t ) for the measured trait, because they could produce only plants with that trait, if they were self-pollinated. That is, they bred true. ... For example, parent plants produced only smooth (S) or wrinkled (s) seeds when self-pollinated.
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if the plants are crossed then the ratio is 3:1
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and also one plant is homozygous dominant and one is homozygous recessive and two are heterozygous dominant
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