In this article we will discuss about the Mendel’s experiment with garden pea plant. In 1856 Mendel began his experiments on plant hybridisation with garden peas in the monastery garden. Although similar work had already been done by contemporary botanists, the significant features of all these experiments had been overlooked because the investigators made overall […]
Mendel’s Experiment with Garden Pea Plant | Genetics
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Mendel’s Tri-Hybrid and Multi-Hybrid Crosses | Genetics
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In this article we will discuss about the Mendel’s tri-hybrid and multi-hybrid crosses. Mendel extended his observations to tri-hybrid crosses involving three pairs of contrasting characters. The characters he considered were: seed shape—smooth (S) vs. wrinkled (s); colour of cotyledons—yellow (Y) vs. green (y); and flower colour—violet (V) vs. white (v). The F1 hybrid produces […]
The Pre-Mendelian Era and Mendelism | Genetics
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In this article we will discuss about the pre-mendelian era birth of mendelism. Pre-Mendelian Era: Man’s curiosity to know about transmission of hereditary characters is as old as humanity itself. From the earliest times it had been noticed that the offspring may resemble their parents, grandparents, or other relations. Around 300 BC the great Aristotle […]
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