If the homeotic genes are mutated and cannot be expressed in an orchid during flowerdevelopment.

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17. If the homeotic genes are mutated and cannot be expressed in an orchid during flowerdevelopment. What would be the consequence?
(A) The orchid will not develop cotyledons.
(B) The orchid will die.
(C) The orchid will become dwarf.
(D) The orchid will develop flowers instead of leaves.
(E) The orchid will develop leaves instead of flowers.

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