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Palmetto genetics

Featherjwl

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I'm so confused. I read on one site that this dominant, then on another it is recessive? I read that it is either they visually show the gene but can be either a het or homogeneous but still visually show it, then one another site I read it can be het but not always show visually. :shrugs:

What is it really? Dominant, incomplete dominant or recessive?

Can they be het and not visually show the gene?

Would really like a genetics nerd to clear this up for me. lol :eek:k_01:
 
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