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He called the offspring's of the P plants F1 (Children) generation and F2 for the next generation and so on.
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When he took charge of the monastery garden he had several different stocks of pea plants. These peas were true-breeding; this means offspring is identical to parent due to fertilization. One stock of seeds would produce only tall plants, another only short plants one stock produced only green seeds, and the other one only produced yellow colored seeds...
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