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What is a recessive gene?
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Answer / biomaster
A gene that does not achieve phenotypic expression in the
presence of its homologue is known as a recessive gene.
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Answer / as
A gene that could not express its phenotype in the presence of a dominant gene.Recessive gene could only express its phenotype when it is present as a homologue.
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Answer / sarita puri
reccesive genes are the genes which unable to express in
presence of dominant gene.
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Answer / mahendra
recessive genes express their phenotype when they r in
homologous form..!!
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