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a.
To formulate: The concise genetic hypothesis, which explains the results of the blotched leaves and the symbols which show the classes of genotypes.
Introduction: The plant which has grown on Vancouver and British Columbia Mainland exhibit the dimorphism in the leaves notch in most of the leaves. Blotches are the irregular patterns of spots present on the leaves. The plant with no flowering was estimated by the scientists, to distinguish among recessiveness and dominance characters in progenies of the leaves at random.
b.
To test: The determined and specific hypothesis about the approval of the traits.
Introduction:
The plant, which was not able to be flowered under the natural and environmental soil conditions, was taken for the examination in the laboratory to define the character, which plant was exhibiting in dominance or which was exhibiting the recessive character. The crossing was performed in the laboratory so that the primary and dominant character of the parent plants can be determined.

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