genotype
The genetic constitution of an organism, acquired from its parents and available for transmission to its offspring. See also: phenotype.
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Genotype - The genetic makeup of an organism.
Genus - The sixth largest of the seven main taxonomic groups. For example Passiflora is the genus given to the passion fruits. By convention, the genus is always capitalized.
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Genotype The true genetic makeup of a plant.
Genus A group of species possessing fundamental traits in common but differing in other lesser characteristics.
Germinate The process of a seed sprouting.
(Gr. phainein, to appear; typos, image) the characters of an organism due to the interaction of genotype and environment, a group of individuals exhibiting the same phenotypic characters.
In the early 1700s, a French spy mapping Spanish forts in Chile, found another genotype which produced very large berries and took them back to France.
The genetic makeup, or genotype, of a plant may vary from place to place. When a nonlocal genotype is planted, it can mix with the local plants and alter the local gene pool in a way that decreases the plant's ability to survive in the area.
Phenotype- The plant as observed; the product of the interaction of the genes of an organism (genotype) with the environment.
 See also: Plant, Organism, Genera, Phenotype, Variety
  
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