Respuesta :
The correct answer is an F1 generation.
The parent plants in the experiments conducted by Mendel are considered as the P (for parent) generation. The F1 stands for the first filial generation, which was obtained on cross-pollinating the parent plants. The F2 stands for the second generation, which is attained after self-pollinating the F1 generation plants.
The F1 Mendel’s generation was allowed to self-pollinate.
Who was Gregor Mendel?
Mendel was a Hungary geneticist who may be considered as the father of Genetics.
- Mendel's experiments were fundamental to showing different inheritance laws.
- Mendel inheritance laws include independent assortment and segregation.
In conclusion, the F1 Mendel’s generation was allowed to self-pollinate.
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