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why Mendel selected pea plant for is hybridization experiment​

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Answered by jollygeorge
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Mendel picked pea plant in his experiments because the pea plant has different observable traits. It can be grown easily in large numbers and its reproduction can be manipulated. Also, pea has both male and female reproductive organs, so they can self-pollinate as well as cross-pollinate.

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Answered by ltsmeAliya
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Mendel selected pea plants to carry out his study on the inheritance of characters from parents to offspring.  

He selected a pea plant because of the following features:

  • Peas have many visible contrasting characters such as tall/dwarf plants, round/wrinkled seeds, green/yellow pod, purple/white flowers, etc.
  • Peas have bisexual flowers and therefore undergo self pollination easily. Thus, pea plants produce offspring with same traits generation after generation.
  • In pea plants, cross pollination can be easily achieved by emasculation in which the stamen of the flower is removed without affecting the pistil.
  • Pea plants have a short life span and produce many seeds in one generation.  
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