Chapter 8 from Principles of plant genetics and breeding
An organism’s phenotype (appearance) should reflect the organism’s genotype (pair of alleles). However, the . environment. may influence the expression of the organism’s genes and change its phenotype and expected patterns of inheritance. In reality, phenotype is a combination of an organism’s . genes, environment, as well as other factors. ................
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