Genotype vs Phenotype: Understanding Genetic and Observable Traits #117593 (License: Personal Use)

This visual explains that genotype refers to an organism’s complete set of genes-represented here by the DNA double helix-while phenotype is the observable physical or biochemical characteristic, such as the appearance of a potato. The diagram simplifies a foundational genetics principle: inherited DNA sequences influence but do not solely dictate outward traits due to environmental interactions.

Used in educational science pages, biology textbooks, or introductory genetics articles; targets students, educators, and curious learners seeking clear visual explanations of heredity concepts.