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How do Mendel’s experiments show that the traits are inherited

independently.​

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Answered by shivam77332
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Mendel crossed two pea plants differing in contrasting traits of two characters i.e a dihybrid cross.

He crossed a pea plant having yellow coloured and rounded seeds with another pea plant having green coloured and wrinkled seed.

The F1generation has all round and yellow seeds.

The F2generation, all the characters inherited independently. (round yellow, round green, wrinkled yellow, wrinkled green.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Law of independent assortment tells regarding segregation and distribution of things governing 2 totally different traits. Consequently, genes for the 2 traits gift on separate chromosomes are inheritable severally of every alternative. Throughout hybridization by plant scientist, it had been determined that once 2 pairs of attributes were considered; every trait expressed freelance of the opposite. For example Cross between a plant manufacturing spherical and yellow seeds (RR and YY) crossing with a plant producing wrinkled inexperienced seeds (rr and yy).

F1 offspring produces spherical and yellow seeds (R and r, and Y and y) during which spherical and yellow are dominant traits. F2 offspring were just like their folks and made spherical yellow seeds, whereas a number of them made wrinkled inexperienced seeds. However, some plants of the F2 offspring even showed new mixtures, like round-green seeds and wrinkled- yellow seeds. The cross quantitative relation of 9:3:3:1led to the Law of freelance Assortment that says regarding independent inheritance of traits.

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