October 27, 2006, Newsletter Issue #110: Class-Made Mendel Experiment

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Gregor Mendel was a 19th century scientist who developed modern genetics. He discovered that new colors of sweet pea could be formed when mixing different varieties of the plant. Try to do the same in class, when studying about genetics.

- Plant different colors of sweet pea.
- When they flourish, cross-pollinate, mixing the two, and find if you can make new colors.

More about Mendellian genetics and about other possible experiments can be found at: Mendel Experiments

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