5. Plants that produce the same traits as parents when they are self-
pollinated are known as

Plants that always produce the same traits as their parents when they are self pollinated

Mendel used self-pollination in pea plants to grow true-breeding plants for his experiments. When a true-breeding plant self-pollinates, its offspring all have the same traits as the parent. For example, a true-breeding plant with purple flowers always has offspring with purple flowers.

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