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Actual organism, PP Pp.
Describes outward appearance, purple. |
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| both alleles are the same and dominant |
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| One dominant, one recessive Pp |
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| carries two copies of the allele that codes for the recessive trait, pp |
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| The original parent plant. |
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| Product of the P Generation, true-breeds to create F 2 generation. |
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| F 2 Generation, and the phenotypic ratio |
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| Product of F 1 Generation. Phenotypic ratio is 3:1 |
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| Adult plants carry a pair of alleles, and it gives offspring 1 of the 2 in the pair. |
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| That in heterozygous alleles, the two different alleles have no effect on the chosen other allele. |
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| Both alleles are pretty much equal effect, and both are detectable in heterozygotes |
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| Recessive alleles are able to be detected |
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| Principle that genes can alter the effect of other genes |
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| interaction between different genes |
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| Basis of quantative traits, a general characteristic measured widely, sometimes effected by environment |
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| shows all of the known phenotypes for an organism and its ancestors |
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| Location of a gene/s on a chromosome |
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