Biology, 09.02.2022 02:50, lifeofabe214

A pea plant that is heterozygous for the tall phenotype can produce short offspring when self-pollinating. Which of the following explains why this occurs?segregation of allelescodominance of traitspolygenic expression of traitsindependent assortment of alleles

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