Question

assess the effect of selective breeding on food crops

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Selective breeding can make crops produce more matter that is edible, grow taller, grow shorter, etc.
Traits in sheep that may be beneficial and passed on - wool production, meat production, ability to survive rough terrain. - passed on by selectively breeding only those with desired traits, or using eggs and sperm from superior example of the species and planting these fertilised eggs into a regular herd or surrogate mother.

Test crosses are used to predict what the outcomes will be of selective breeding.

The result of the cross would be Ss, ss, Ss and ss. so 2 seedless, and 2 seeded.



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Answer 3

is there a way you can shorten that up????

Answer 4

Selective breeding can make crops produce more matter that is edible, grow taller, grow shorter, etc. Is that better?

Answer 5

yes thanks