A bar graph is the best graph to use, it is way much easier than a line graph and it works best.
<span>The cells all have different qualities.
A plant cell will have a cell wall (the others don't have these) and so it will be kept in a rigid shape, unlike the others which are free to be blobby. Inside a plant cell, there is also a vacuole containing cell sap. The others don't have this. Plant cells also have chloroplasts, which look similar to mitochondria on a diagram. Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll, and this is used for photosynthesis. </span><span>
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Binary fission and budding (not too sure what fragmentation is other than in chemistry in terms of mass spectrometry)
*this is based on the assumption that parent two is homo_zygous dominant.
If a hetero_zygous and a homo_zygous dominant parent are crossed:
Genotypic Ratio
WW: Ww
1 : 1
Phenotypic Ratio
white : purple
[1 : 0] or [100% : 0%]
100 will have a white colour while 0 will have a purple colour.
