Mendel used several types of crosses that have since become a standard approach to genetic analysis.

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Mendel used several types of crosses that have since become a standard approach to genetic analysis.

Mendel used several types of crosses that have since become a standard approach to genetic analysis.

Suppose you have identified a trait that you suspect is uniquely inherited through pollen only, so it is passed only from the male plants to the offspring. Which type of cross would allow you to test this hypothesis?

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