10. Two individual plants (A and B) have the following sets of replicated chromosomes (see figure). PlantA has a normal set of chromosomes. What chromosomal instabilities are present in plant B?A111 |||||||||A. Deletion and inversionB. Translocation and small-scale gainC. Large-scale gain and amplificationD. Inversion and small-scale gainE. Translocation and amplificationB

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10. Two individual plants (A and B) have the following sets of replicated chromosomes (see figure). Plant A has a normal set of chromosomes. What chromosomal instabilities are present in plant B? 11 A. Deletion and inversion B. Translocation and small-scale gain C. Large-scale gain and amplification D. Inversion and small-scale gain E. Translocation and amplification A B

10. Two individual plants (A and B) have the following sets of replicated chromosomes (see figure). Plant A has a normal set of chromosomes. What chromosomal instabilities are present in plant B? 11 A. Deletion and inversion B. Translocation and small-scale gain C. Large-scale gain and amplification D. Inversion and small-scale gain E. Translocation and amplification A B

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter35: Plant Nutrition

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