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In modern terms, Mendel's principle of segregation holds thatA) Plants are able to pass genetic information from one generation to the other without sexual reproduction'B) There are two chromosomes for each physical traitC) An individual receives one chromosome of each pair of chromosomes from each parentD) The genes controlling related traits are next to each other on chromosomes
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