Which describes the F. generation in Mendel's experiments?

A. Half as many tall plants as short plants

B. The same number of tall plants and short plants

C. Three times as many tall plants as short plants

O

D. Twice as many short plants as tall plants

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2 June, 08:33

Which describes the F. generation in Mendel's experiments?

A. Half as many tall plants as short plants

B. The same number of tall plants and short plants

C. Three times as many tall plants as short plants

O

D. Twice as many short plants as tall plants

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Dashawn Herring · Answer 1

The parental generation is the first set of parents crossed, the F1 generation consists of all the offspring from the parents, while the F2 generation consists of the offspring from allowing the F1 individuals to interbreed.

Which describes the F. generation in Mendel's experiments?A. Half as many tall plants as short plantsB. The same number of tall plants and short plantsC. Three times as many tall plants as short plantsOD. Twice as many short plants as tall plants

Which describes the F. generation in Mendel's experiments?

A. Half as many tall plants as short plants

B. The same number of tall plants and short plants

C. Three times as many tall plants as short plants

O

D. Twice as many short plants as tall plants