Question

Gregor Mendel performed many experiments with pea plants before developing his theory of inheritance. What evidence did Mendel use to support his theory? Group of answer choices a plan for his experiments data from his experiments a hypothesis that he investigated

Answer 1

data from his experiments

Step-by-step explanation:

Interestingly, at the time Gregor Mendel primarily performed experiments with pea plants and then recorded his results.

In fact, it is believed that Mendel's genetic experiments took a period of about eight years (1856-1863) after which he published data from his experiments in 1865. It was this data from his experiments with pea plants that led to his development of the theory of inheritance.