what is the difference between back cross and test cross?
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Answer Posted / neha katiyar
back cross-cross between any of the f1 generation offspring with any one of the two parents either the recessive or the dominant
test cross- cross that is being done between the f1 generation offspring with the recessive parent
This cross is being performed to confirm or check the genotype of f1 generation individual taken as sample for cross
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