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Nataliya [291]
4 years ago
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What should be the genotypes of the parent flowers (P generation) if he wants to ensure that all of the

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Marizza181 [45]4 years ago
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Answer:

What should be the genotypes of the parent flowers (P generation) if he wants to ensure that all of the  flowers in the F, generation are tall and yellow?

YYTT x YyTt= YYTT, YyTt, YYTT and YyTt

The genotype of the parent flowers is YY and Yy in order to produce all generation that are tall and yellow

Explanation:

garri49 [273]4 years ago
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Answer:

If the trait for tall and trait for yellow are recessive: ttyy and ttyy

If the trait for tall is dominant and trait for yellow is recessive: TTyy and TTyy, Ttyy and TTyy

If the trait for tall is recessive and trait for yellow is dominant: ttYY and ttYY, or TtYy and TTYY

If the trait for tall is dominant and trait for yellow is dominant TTYY and TTYY, or TtYy and TTYY

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