This document contains the answers to an 18 question botany quiz about cell heredity taken by Nicholas Angelo Setyabudi, a student with NIM number 225040207111130 in Agroecotechnology Class A. The questions covered topics like what Mendel crossed in his experiments, the definition of traits, gametes, fertilization, heredity, genetics, alleles, dominant and recessive traits, phenotype, genotype, and monohybrid crossings.
This document contains the answers to an 18 question botany quiz about cell heredity taken by Nicholas Angelo Setyabudi, a student with NIM number 225040207111130 in Agroecotechnology Class A. The questions covered topics like what Mendel crossed in his experiments, the definition of traits, gametes, fertilization, heredity, genetics, alleles, dominant and recessive traits, phenotype, genotype, and monohybrid crossings.
This document contains the answers to an 18 question botany quiz about cell heredity taken by Nicholas Angelo Setyabudi, a student with NIM number 225040207111130 in Agroecotechnology Class A. The questions covered topics like what Mendel crossed in his experiments, the definition of traits, gametes, fertilization, heredity, genetics, alleles, dominant and recessive traits, phenotype, genotype, and monohybrid crossings.
- A crossing of two genes plants which was called a dihybrid 2. What are traits? - Traits are characteristic from the cell 3. What are gametes? - Gametes are cells that contain chromosomes to which those cells participate plant reproductive growth 4. What is fertilization? - Fertilization occurs when the gamete cells of the male and female plants and create offspring creation begin at the zygotic stage 5. What is heredity? - Heredity is the biological process of transmitting physical characteristics Another generation or transmission of traits. 6. What is genetics? - Genetics is the study of genes, genetic variation, and heredity in living organisms. 7. How many alleles are there for each trait? - There are one pair of alleles each trait 8. What is an allele? - Alleles are alternative forms of genes. 9. How many alleles does a parent pass on to each offspring for each trait - Each parent genes pass 2 alleles per trait 10. What do we call the trait that is observed? - We call the trait is dominant trait 11. What case (upper or lower) is it written in? - It is in uppercase 12. What about the one that disappears? - Traits that disappear are called recessive traits 13. What case is it written in? - It is written in lowercase 14. What is the phenotype? - Phenotype are Individual organism attributes or observable traits that exhibit characteristic 15. What is the genotype? - the combination of genes that can affect to phenotype 16. What is homozygous? - a equal combinations of two alleles 17. What is heterozygous? - A heterozygote is another combination of two alleles. 18. What is monohybrid crossing? - is a crossing process of one different traits (AA : aa)