<span> A </span>test cross<span>, involves the breeding of an individual with a phenotypically recessive individual.
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a. hybridization
b. incomplete dominance
c. true-breeding
d. the law of segregation
e. polygenetics
Answer:
c. true-breeding
Explanation:
True-breeding is a type of breeding which involves a cross between two parents that are homozygous for a trait leading to the production of offspring from generation to generation that have genotypes that express the same phenotypic traits. The parent plants with purple flowers in the question, are both homozygous for flower color.
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It is NOT C, I got that wrong when I chose C.
