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... flowers completely dominant to white flowers . If we cross these two varieties in a typical Mendelian monohybrid experiment , 75 % of the offspring in the F2 generation will have red flowers and only 25 % will have white flowers ( see ...
... flowers completely dominant to white flowers . If we cross these two varieties in a typical Mendelian monohybrid experiment , 75 % of the offspring in the F2 generation will have red flowers and only 25 % will have white flowers ( see ...
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... flowers . Many flowers are pollinated by a specific animal - say , a par- ticular type of bee , beetle , bird , or bat . These exclusive relationships ensure that the plant's pollen will not be wasted by being carried to the flower of a ...
... flowers . Many flowers are pollinated by a specific animal - say , a par- ticular type of bee , beetle , bird , or bat . These exclusive relationships ensure that the plant's pollen will not be wasted by being carried to the flower of a ...
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... flowers when night exceeds a critical dark that would not normally induce flowering , long - day plants will flower if the period of continuous darkness is shortened by a few minutes of light at any point . Thus , photoperiodic ...
... flowers when night exceeds a critical dark that would not normally induce flowering , long - day plants will flower if the period of continuous darkness is shortened by a few minutes of light at any point . Thus , photoperiodic ...
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Themes in the Study of Life | 1 |
UNIT ONE The Chemistry of Life | 15 |
Atoms Molecules and Chemical Bonds | 20 |
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