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| Seven Traits of Pea Plants |
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1. Height (tall or short)
2. Flower position (axial or terminal)
3. Pod color (green or yellow)
4. Pod shape (smooth or restricted)
5. Seed color (gray or white)
6. Seed color (yellow or green)
7. Seed shape (round or wrinkled) |
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| the combination of female and male gametes to produce off spring |
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| to move the gametes of one plant to another plant and vice-versa |
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| when plants with different traits are crossed |
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| plants that if allowed to self-pollinate would always give plants like themselves |
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| the version of the trait that covers up the other trait |
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| the version of the trait that gets covered up by the other allele |
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| "factors" that pass from the parents to the offspring to determine trait |
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| states that some alleles of a trait are dominant some are recessive |
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