Which generation is produced from the F1 generation?

The F1 generation refers to the first generation of offspring that results from a cross between two parent organisms, typically with distinct traits. The offspring of the F1 generation are specifically referred to as the F2 generation. When the F1 individuals are interbred or self-fertilized, they produce the F2 generation. This is a fundamental concept in genetics that demonstrates the inheritance of traits across generations.

In contrast, the P generation refers to the original parent generation from which the F1 individuals are derived, and the F0 generation is not a commonly used term in genetic studies. The term "filial generation" is often associated with F1 and F2 but does not specifically denote the generation produced by the F1 generation; it generally refers to any generation resulting from a parent generation in genetics. Therefore, the F2 generation is correctly identified as the offspring produced from the F1 generation.