Which of the following parent plants is pure dominant in which is pure recessive
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" In genetics, a "pure dominant" parent plant is one that consistently expresses the dominant trait in its offspring, regardless of the other parent's genotype. A "pure recessive" parent plant, on the other hand, consistently expresses the recessive trait and only Show more…
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