Biology · Genetics
In general, F2, F3, and subsequent generations do not show segregation for a cytoplasmically inherited trait. This is because:
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- 1The F1 individuals generally receive nuclear genes from both parents.
- 2The F1 individuals generally receive plasmagenes from both parents.
- 3The F1 individuals generally receive nuclear genes from one parent only.
- 4The F1 individuals generally receive plasmagenes from one parent only.✓
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The F1 individuals generally receive plasmagenes from one parent only.
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