Chemistry, 14.04.2021 22:10 peachijmin
A species of pepper plants always grows large bell peppers in all environments. A plant that receives plenty of sunlight will produce more peppers than a plant that receives little sunlight. Which trait is inherited? Which is acquired?(1 point)
Both the size and number of peppers are acquired traits.
Both the size and number of peppers are inherited traits.
The size of the peppers is inherited. The number of peppers produced is acquired.
The size of the peppers is acquired. The number of peppers produced is inherited.
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