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chapter 7-1

fudamentals of genetics

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genetics (blank)
self-pollinationd (blank)
cross-plollination (blank)
genetics part of bilology that studies heredity
self-pollinationd process by which a plant pollinates itself
cross-plollination transfer of pollen from the male structures of one plant to the female structures of another
true-breeding displaying only one form of a particular trait in offspring
P generation parental generation (plants that only showed one form of a particular trait
F1 generation offspring from a cross of two varieties
F2 generation offspring from crosses among individuals in the F1 generation
dominant trait that is expressed when it's allele is homozygous or heterozygous
recessive the trait that's not expressed in the F1 generation after crossing
homozygous refers to a pair of genes or person w/ 2 identical alleles for a trait
heterozygous refers to a pair of genes or individual w/ 2 different alleles for a trait
allele an alternative form of same gene
phenotype external apperance of an organism
genotype alleles that an organism has
law of segregation law that says that pairs of genes seperate in meiosis and each gamete recieves one gene of a pair.
law of indipendent assortment says that pairs of genes seperate indipendantly from one another in meosis
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