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How did Mendel explain the results of crossing 2 purple plants producing purple and white flowers? A. Inherited traits B. Acquired traits C. Genetic mutation D. Recessive and dominant traits
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How did Mendel explain the results of crossing 2

purple plants producing purple and white
flowers?
A. Inherited traits
B. Acquired traits
C. Genetic mutation
D. Recessive and dominant traits

User Savaratkar
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The answer is A
It can’t be genetic mutation because that would mean the play would be solid purple
But if the mother or father of one of the plants was white it would be possible for the child plant to be purple and white. ANSWER IS A
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