Biology, asked by imankhan86, 1 year ago

How do Mendel's experiments show that thetraits are inherited independently ?

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Answered by anand8229

in f1 generation both the character remains together ,but not mixed. during gametes formation they separate together. abhishek called LAW OF SEGREGATION. ...

Answered by Anonymous

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When a pea plant having round green seeds is crossed with a pea plant having wrinkled yellow seeds in F1 generation all the plants have round yellow seeds. But in F2 generation two new traits that is round yellow and wrinkled green appear. This shows that traits are inherited independently.

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