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Differentiate between Dominance & Recessive
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| Dominance | Recessive | ||
| 1 | Dominance is the trait of a gene which is always expressed. | 1 | Recessive is a trait of a gene which is not always expressed |
| 2 | A dominant allele can express itself even if a similar allele is not paired to express a phenotype, For example, the height of a plant. If T is tall, t is short; Tt will result in tall plant. | 2 | A recessive allele can express itself only in the presence of another recessive allele for a phenotype. For example, the height of a plant. Two alleles with a recessive trait, t for dwarfness, will result in a dwarf plant. |
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