A recessive trait is a trait that will only be

expressed if there are two recessive

alleles. They are usually represented with

lowercase letters.

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Benitez

Biology

13 June, 20:20

A recessive trait is a trait that will only be

expressed if there are two recessive

alleles. They are usually represented with

lowercase letters.

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Derick Wolfe · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Recessive traits are the one which cannot be expressed until they occur in pair.

In general notation, they are represented by small alphabetical characters.

Let us say, Dominant trait of red color of flower is represented by "R" and recessive trait of white color of flower is represented by "r"

Being dominant, if even one "R" allele is present in the genotype of a flower, it will subside the expression of recessive trait.

Thus, only a flower with genotype "rr" will be white in color

A recessive trait is a trait that will only beexpressed if there are two recessivealleles. They are usually represented withlowercase letters.

A recessive trait is a trait that will only be

expressed if there are two recessive

alleles. They are usually represented with

lowercase letters.