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Peppers symbolically depicting a principle of heredity discovered by Gregor Mendel (pp680-2): that in second-generation hybrids three out of four offspring bear the characteristics of the dominant gene, and one displays that of the recessive gene. Geoffrey Dixon explains how genes work (pp683-7)
Image: Tim Sandall/Toplinc Imaging |
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News
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Tradescant's Diary
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AGM Plant
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Bright Shades
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Reaping the Rewards
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More than Room to Read
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