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Which part of the pea plant did Mendel remove to ensure his genetic crosses were pure? stamen pistil petals leaves

Which part of the pea plant did Mendel remove to ensure his genetic crosses were pure? stamen pistil petals leaves
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Which part of the pea plant did Mendel remove to ensure his genetic crosses were pure? stamen pistil petals leaves

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It was the pistil. He kept it controlled to keep pollen from cross contaminating other pea plants.
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