Practice mode Plant Breeding and Genetics

What controls self-incompatibility?

Correct answer A. Multiple alleles

Explanation

Self-incompatibility is controlled by a series of S alleles at one locus; pollen carrying an S allele shared with the pistil is rejected.

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