A Key Factor That Allowed Mendel to Interpret the Results

question 22

Multiple Choice

A key factor that allowed Mendel to interpret the results of his breeding experiments was that

• A) the varieties of peas he used were "true-breeding."
• B) peas naturally self-pollinate.
• C) peas can reproduce asexually.
• D) pollination could be controlled.
• E) Both a and d

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