Biology, asked by Jezneel3370, 1 year ago

When one gene controls two or more different characters simultaneously the phenomenon is called?

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Answered by tryharder2015
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Answered by Nidhi2903
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When one gene controls two or more different characters, the phenomenon is known as PLEIOTROPISM .
For example: a gene ‘C’ in cotton plant controls four different characters , such as
- Lint production (major impact)
- size of the cotton ball (minor impact)
- height of the plant (minor impact)
-viability of the pollen grain (minor impact)
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