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why did mendel remove the stamens of some pea plants during his first experiment? Select all correct answers. A: To prevent reproduction from occurring. B: To control which parents plants were allowed to reproduce. C: To prevent self-fertilization of the pea plants. D: To allow the pea plants to reproduce asexually.

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Answer: C. To prevent self-fertilization of the pea plants.

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Mendel removed the stamens of some pea plants during his first experiment to prevent self-fertilization of the pea plants (Option C).

Who was Mendel?

Mendel was a Hungarian botanist who is considered the father of genetics as a discipline.

  • Mendel's experiments consisted of crossing pea plants, which exhibit auto fertilization.

  • Mendel observed how phenotypic characters are inherited by crossing different pea plants.

In conclusion, Mendel removed the stamens of some pea plants during his first experiment to prevent self-fertilization of the pea plants (Option C).

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