Peas an assortment 20 July, 2011 the Google home page users are welcome. Peas arranged in the shape of the Google logo, Google Austrian botanist and monk its 189 anniversary tribute to George Mendel.
Since people started cultivating plants and keeping livestock and pets, it was obvious that at least most offspring resembled their parents more closely than other members of their species. Even the Egyptians and ancient Hebrews also knew that some diseases were passed down in families. What was a mystery was "Why?" Most people believed in some sort of blending (if they didn't just accept the whole thing as one of God's mysteries), but blending could not explain the occasional appearance of differences from the parents, or even the reappearance of a trait from a grandparent that was not visible in the parent.
Gregor Johann Mendel (July 20, 1822 - January 6, 1884) is a Czech German Augustinian friar and scientist, the inheritance of certain traits in pea plants for your studies as a figurehead of the new science of genetics gained posthumous fame was. Mendel showed that inheritance of these elements, special laws, which is later named after him. The importance of Mendel's work was not recognized until the turn of the 20th century. Independent rediscovery of the laws of genetics was formed the foundation of modern science.
He studied physics and mathematics in Vienna and botanist Franz Unger and more importantly, anatomy and physiology of the plants studied.
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