Mating in Chlamydomonas occurs between haploid mt⁺ and mt^- individuals. The mt^- chloroplast genome is selectively degraded 95% of the time. In one such mating, the mt⁺ genome is str^R and
mt^- is str^S. Will offspring live or die if they are exposed to streptomycin?

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The Answer of Mating in Chlamydomonas occurs between haploid mt⁺ and mt^- individuals. The mt^- chloroplast genome is selectively degraded 95% of the time. In one such mating, the mt⁺ genome is str^R and mt^- is str^S. Will offspring live or die if they are exposed to streptomycin?

Mating in Chlamydomonas Occurs Between Haploid Mt+ and Mt- Individuals

Mating in Chlamydomonas Occurs Between Haploid Mt⁺ and Mt^- Individuals