alleryStart learning →A true-breeding line is one that shows stable trait inheritance after
ARepeated mutagen use
BRepeated test crosses
CContinuous self-pollination
DRepeated cross-pollination
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Continuous self-pollination
Many generations of self-pollination make the line homozygous, so the trait stays stable.
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