Final answer:
Meiosis, not mitosis, can exhibit gene recessivity as alleles segregate during this process, producing genetically distinct daughter cells.
Explanation:
Meiosis is the process that can exhibit "recessivity" of genes among the end-products of cell division, not considering fertilization. During meiosis, the alleles segregate, leading to genetic variation in the resulting daughter cells. On the other hand, mitosis produces genetically identical daughter cells as there is no segregation of alleles during this process.
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