The Mutation Theory, Vol. 2: Experiments and Observations on the Origin of Species in the Vegetable Kingdom

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Overview

This classic reprint presents foundational research on heredity and genetics, featuring original illustrations and charts. The work details rigorous studies and comparisons of plant specimens and their offspring, conducted through artificial fertilization in a controlled laboratory environment. It explores the revolutionary conclusion that variant traits are hereditary and can be predicted with a degree of accuracy through probability analysis. The text examines the emergence of inherited characteristics using ratios, exemplified by traits like pea pod fullness and seed texture.

Who it's for

• Students and researchers of genetics and botany.
• Readers interested in the history of scientific discovery.
• Individuals studying evolutionary biology.

Key features

• Paperback binding
• 710 pages
• ISBN: 9781330679340
• Weight: 933 gr.
• Published as a classic reprint
• Includes original illustrations and charts