multiple factors

  • 1multiple factors — n. Genetics a series of two or more pairs of allelic genes, considered to act as a single unit with a cumulative effect in the transmission of certain characters, such as size, pigmentation, etc …

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  • 2multiple factors — Genetics. a series of two or more pairs of genes responsible for the development of complex, quantitative characters, as size or yield. [1910 15] * * * multiple factors, Genetics. combinations of two or more genes which act together to produce a… …

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  • 3multiple factors — Genetics. a series of two or more pairs of genes responsible for the development of complex, quantitative characters, as size or yield. [1910 15] * * * …

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  • 4multiple factors — mul′tiple fac′tors n. gen a series of two or more pairs of genes responsible for the development of complex, quantitative characters …

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  • 5multiple factors — /mʌltəpəl ˈfæktəz/ (say multuhpuhl faktuhz) plural noun a series of two or more pairs of genes responsible for the development of complex, quantitative characters such as size, yield, etc …

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