Correct option: A, C, D and E only.Mendel's Law of Dominance states that characters are controlled by discrete units called factors.
It also states that factors occur in pairs in normal diploid organisms.
In a dissimilar pair of factors, one factor is dominant and the other is recessive.
Therefore, statements A, C and D are explained by the Law of Dominance.
The Law of Dominance also explains that in a monohybrid cross only one parental character is expressed in the
F1 generation.
Thus, statement E is also explained by the Law of Dominance.
Statement B relates to the Law of Segregation, not the Law of Dominance; in its standard form, alleles do not show blending and both parental characters reappear as such in the
F2 generation.
Hence, B is excluded.
So the correct combination is A, C, D and E only.