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Card 16

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Why do wind-pollinated flowers produce large quantities of pollen?

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Card 17

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What is one way in which pollen grain is adapted for dispersal?

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Card 18

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What is the function of the pollen tube nucleus?

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Card 19

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What assists the growth of the pollen tube?

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Card 20

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How is the triploid endosperm nucleus formed?

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Card 21

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What is the definition of a 'recessive allele'?

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Card 22

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What is meant by the phrase 'a gene is sex linked'?

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Card 23

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What percentage of recombinants would you expect from a cross of linked genes?

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Card 24

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Why do gene mutations rarely show up in the phenotype?

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Card 25

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Why is bacteria used widely in mutation experiments?

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