How do Mendel's experiments show that traits may be dominant or recessive?
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Mendel' s shows by the law of dominance
According to this law when two pure homogyzous different plant are crossed with the contrasting pair of characteristic then out of both characteristic , the characteristic which is appeared in the F1 generation is dominent characteristic and other characterictic which is not appeared in the F1 generation is recessive .
Example: If 1 pure tall plant is crossed with pure dwarf plant then only dwarf plant is produced in the F1 generation.
According to this law when two pure homogyzous different plant are crossed with the contrasting pair of characteristic then out of both characteristic , the characteristic which is appeared in the F1 generation is dominent characteristic and other characterictic which is not appeared in the F1 generation is recessive .
Example: If 1 pure tall plant is crossed with pure dwarf plant then only dwarf plant is produced in the F1 generation.
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