Answer:O All of the Above
Explanation:
In this case, the parental are lengthwise stripes (genotype ls/ls) and plaid stripes (genotype Ps/Ps), the F1 is plaid (100%) and F2 is plaid (75%) and lengthwise (25%). It is a Mendelian inheritance pattern.
<h3>Mendelian inheritance and complete dominance</h3>
Complete dominance occurs when the dominant allele (in this case, the plaid stripe trait) completely masks the recessive allele (lengthwise stripes) in heterozygous individuals.
The cross between tigers having lengthwise stripes (genotype ls/ls) and plaid stripes (genotype Ps/Ps) will produce an F1 100% having the plaid stripes (genotype Ps/ls) trait because this trait is dominant.
In the F2 obtained by crossing heterozygous plaid stripes individuals (genotype Ps/ls), the recessive trait 'lengthwise stripes' will be observed (again) in a proportion of 3:1.
In this case:
- P >> lengthwise stripes x plaid stripes
- F1 >> 100% plaid stripes
- F2 >> plaid stripes (75%) and lengthwise-stripes (25%)
Learn more about Mendelian inheritance here:
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Answer:
Not a scientific question bevause it asks about what people think instead of how nature works
Rhizomes are involved in the production of stems and “reproduction” of new plant parts. It has been theorized that rhizomes, when removed, can grow into completely new (but genetically identical) plants! It’s kind of like budding, so it’s pretty cool.
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