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Is a lack of thorns a mutation? ( on a plant )

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no it is deformed. there's a difference between a deformity and a mutation.

Akarsh Satija answered Sep 7, 2017

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No, it wouldn't be considered a mutation.

Michal Dobrodenka answered Sep 8, 2017

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