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If a branch bearing sweet seedless oranges is grafted to a branch of an orange tree bearing sour seeded oranges, what type of oranges will the grafted branch produce?
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If a branch bearing sweet seedless oranges is grafted to a branch of an orange tree bearing sour seeded oranges, what type of oranges will the grafted branch produce?
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by using a punnet square,, all of the grafted branches will be S(sweet)s(sour),, so the offspring will be mutated
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