The hybridological method underlies modern genetics. What scientist proposed this method to science?

The hybridological method underlies modern genetics. What scientist proposed this method to science? What is its essence? What are the terms of use?

The kind of hybridological method that is used in modern genetics was presented by Mendel.
The essence of the method lies in the ability to recombine, or, more simply, in the redistribution of genes during the formation of gametes, which in turn leads to the formation of new combinations of genes.
Conditions or rules for conducting hybridological analysis: when crossing, organisms must be from the same species, and these organisms must also have clearly pronounced differences in individual traits, these traits should be easily reproduced in future generations, and quantitative accounting and characteristics of all splitting classes are needed.