In mass selection, selection of plants is made on the basis of
A. Phenotypes
B. Genotypes
C. Homozygosity
D. None of the above
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
In mass selection, the selection of plants is made based on Phenotypes.In mass selection, seeds are collected from desirable appearing individuals in a population, and the next generation is sown from the stock of mixed seeds.
This procedure sometimes referred to as phenotypic selection, is based on how each individual looks.
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