Mendel conducted his genetic experiments using precise methodologies that involved the P (parental) generation and F1 (first filial) generation of pea plants. His observations led to the establishment of the foundational principles of inheritance, including the concept of dominant and recessive traits. The specific ratios of traits observed in these generations are critical for understanding Mendelian genetics. For in-depth insights, reviewing Mendel's original writings is essential.
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Ironside said:I'm trying to look at specific methods and results in how mendel did his experiment. The number of plants in the P generations, F1 generations etc that show the exact ratio between them. I'm finding it kind of hard to do so though. Can anyone help?