Mendel bred an unknown plant displaying a dominant phenotype with an individual showing the recessive phenotype; then, he analyz

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Mendel bred an unknown plant displaying a dominant phenotype with an individual showing the recessive phenotype; then, he analyz

ed the offspring to determine the unknown genotype. This experiment is called a(n)

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kodGreya [7K] · Answer 1 · 2023-05-09T04:16:50+03:00

What Mendel did according to the illustration would be called test-crossing.

<h3>Test-crossing</h3>

In genetics, test crossing is a procedure through which the zygosity of an individual can be determined - whether it is homzygous or heterozygous.

Test crossing requires that an organism who displays a dominant trait but whose zygosity is unknown is crossed with another organism of the same species but who displays the recessive version of the same trait.

By so doing and using the knowledge of probability, the resulting offspring from the cross will be used to determine the zygosity level of the parent.

More on test crossing can be found here: brainly.com/question/16805498