to appear.And if both parents contained the recessive
trait we can not produce the dominant trait.
Let us see this in action too.There we proved that too.So now we are starting to understand that
in order to breed a trait properly we must know
if that that is Homozygous or Heterozygous or
Homozygous Recessive before we can understand
what it is we are doing and PREDICT THE RESULTS
BEFORE THEY HAPPEN. And this ladies and
gentlemen is what breeding is all about -
Understanding a trait’s genotype, predicting
the outcome of a cross and LOCKING DOWN TRAITS.
So how can we lock down a trait you might ask?
Well we will cover this later after we
understand a bit more about this subject
matter.Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) was an Austrian
monk who discovered the basic rules of
inheritance by analysing results from his plant
breeding research programs.(^) b b
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