mendel found that the organisms expressing a recessive trait A) were pure-breeding B) appeared in the...
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Answer--- A---- were pure breeding
Explanation --
Recessive trait appears in second generation of a cross between f1 hybrids.
Recessive traits disappear in F1 generation only.
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