How do dwarf peas (Le mutants) differ from wild type peas in term of DNA, biochemistry, and ...

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How do dwarf peas (Le mutants) differ from wild type peas in term of DNA, biochemistry, and ...

How do dwarf peas (Le mutants) differ from wild type peas in term of DNA, biochemistry, and morphology?

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In terms of length, it appears that his dwarf mutant had a defect in gibberellin synthesis. There are several different possible mutations including single base substitutions, or single base deletions.

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