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(A) Mendel studied $7$ pairs of contrasting traits in pea plants $(Pisum 	ext{ } sativum)$.These traits include:$1$. Seed shape: Round/Wrinkled$2$. S

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Round seeds, constricted pods, and axial flower position

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(A) Mendel studied $7$ pairs of contrasting traits in pea plants $(Pisum 	ext{ } sativum)$.These traits include:$1$. Seed shape: Round/Wrinkled$2$. Seed color: Yellow/Green$3$. Flower color: Violet/White$4$. Pod shape: Inflated/Constricted$5$. Pod color: Green/Yellow$6$. Flower position: Axial/Terminal$7$. Stem height: Tall/DwarfAnalyzing the options:Option $A$: Round seeds (Correct), constricted pods (Correct), axial flower position (Correct).Option $B$: Green seeds (Correct), inflated pods (Correct), axial flower position (Correct).However, looking at the specific combinations provided in the options, Option $A$ lists three traits that Mendel studied: Seed shape (Round), Pod shape (Constricted), and Flower position (Axial). All these are valid traits from Mendel's list.

Mendel studied several traits in pea plants. Which of the following combinations represents the traits he studied?

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