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What are some of the phenotypic plant traits that scientists are investigating? Why do you think these traits were chosen?

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The term phenotype in a more specific context to describe the collective expression of the genotype in conjunction with the environment on a plant's observable characteristics.

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Phenotype, any of the measurable features of an organism arising from its genotype association (total genetic inheritance) with the environment. Behaviour, biochemical properties, colour, form, and scale are examples of measurable characteristics.An allele is another type of one gene. A phenotype triggered by the expression of a gene or group of genes is the external manifestation of a human trait. A trait is an attribute unique to an organism. The genotype's external expression is called the phénotype.

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Some of the phenotypic traits includes Height, color, shape.

What is a phenotype?

Phenotype is a physical properties or expression of a gene in an individual.

Phenotype are features that is observable or can be seen. This could include the physical appearance where we have height, color, shape.

Phenotypic traits are the observable features such as plant height and eye color, hair color.

The genetic make up of an individual and environment determines the phenotype.Scientific investigation is based on the interest and expected output or result. For a trait or many traits to be investigated it must be related to the research to get the expected outcome.

Therefore, some of the phenotypic traits that scientist can investigate are height, shape and color.

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