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What is a trait?
What is a trait?
- A heritable feature that varies among individuals (correct)
- The process of pollen grains landing on the carpel of a flower
- The practice of removing immature stamens from a plant
- A type of plant Mendel used in his experiments
What is true-breeding?
What is true-breeding?
- The act of cross-pollinating two plants with different traits
- Producing only the same variety as the parent plant over many generations of self-pollination (correct)
- The process of hybridization between two pea plant varieties
- The removal of pollen-producing organs from a plant
Why did Mendel choose to work with peas?
Why did Mendel choose to work with peas?
- Because they have a long generation time
- Because they allow for strict control over mating between plants (correct)
- Because they have limited variety in terms of features
- Because they have a small number of offspring
What did Mendel refer to the hybrid offspring as?
What did Mendel refer to the hybrid offspring as?
What does it mean when two plants are hybridized?
What does it mean when two plants are hybridized?
What does a heritable feature that varies among individuals represent?
What does a heritable feature that varies among individuals represent?
Where did Mendel grow up?
Where did Mendel grow up?
What was Mendel's primary interest according to the text?
What was Mendel's primary interest according to the text?
Where did Mendel study physics and chemistry for two years?
Where did Mendel study physics and chemistry for two years?
What did Christian Doppler encourage his students to do?
What did Christian Doppler encourage his students to do?
Why did Mendel consider becoming a teacher?
Why did Mendel consider becoming a teacher?
Where did Mendel excel after overcoming financial hardship and illness?
Where did Mendel excel after overcoming financial hardship and illness?
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