Principles of I...

What is the process of removal of anthers termed?

What process needs to be avoided for carrying of efficient crosses?

What is the generation of plants produced by the crossing of true-breeding plants called?

What does F in “F1 progeny” stand for?

What should be the phenotype of the F1 progeny produced by a cross between tall and dwarf true-breeding garden pea plants?

I = Inflated, i = constricted. Given that the phenotype of F1 progeny is inflated pods and that the parents are true-breeding, which of the following is not a possible genotype of parents?

What should be the phenotype of a cross between violet and white-flowered true-breeding garden pea plants?

With green pods as a dominant trait over yellow, which of the following crosses will result in all progeny having yellow pods?

If VV produces violet flowers and vv produces white flowers, what will be the phenotype and genotype of the F1 progeny?

The factor which expresses in homozygous and heterozygous states is called _______

A plant that exhibits two alleles for only one trait is called ________

During meiosis, what happens to the parental alleles?

The presence of two different alleles at a particular locus results in _________

What are the possible phenotypes that can be observed after self-crossing violet flowered pea plants?

Which of the following was not observed in F2 progeny of true-breeding tall and dwarf plants?