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The Indeterminate determinate nature in Soybean is controlled by gene

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The Indeterminate, determinate nature in Soybean is controlled by . . . . . . . . gene.

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Correct Answer: Option D
Gene is the smallest controlling unit and each one is available to control the existence of every character in an organism. In the case of the soybean plant, the indeterminate and determinate nature of stem phenotype is controlled by DT1 and DT2 genes.
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