Question

How do Plants prevent another from becoming too dominant

Answer 1

The plants prevent another from becoming dominant during cell division procedure.

Explanation:

• During cell division, the parent cells divide into two daughter cells and the traits are divided among the offsprings.
• In 1916, Austrian monk Gregor Mendel found out that crossbreeding in daughter/offspring pea plant produces different traits from the parent pea plant.
• These traits are flower color, seed color, height, and shape.  
• The percentage of traits is less in offspring plants as compared to the parent plant.

Answer 2

Answer:

please mark me brain list and follow me