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what is the difference between back cross and test cross?
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Answer Posted / m. a. ansari
Back cross - crossing of hybrid (F1)either of its parents
(dominan / recessive).
AA x aa = Aa x AA / aa
Test Croos - Crossing of F1 with homozygous recessive
parent.
AA x aa = Aa x aa
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