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curlz

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on: Aug 14, 2013
A parent with an S1S2 genotype exhibiting gametophytic self-incompatibility could potentially fertilize which of the following plant genotypes of the same species with pollen grains?
A) S1S3
B) S2S3
C) S1S4
D) S2S4
E) Half of all the pollen grains could be successful.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 22, 2013
I know it's E,

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