Tall pea plant was crossed to dwarf plant. The frequency of dwarf plants in F2 will be 0%.
- A true breeding pea plant is one that, after self-fertilization, only bears offspring with the same traits.
- True breeding organisms are those that share the same genes for the desired traits and are genetically comparable.
- These animals possess homozygous alleles. If the alleles are distinct, only one of the gene's alleles—referred to as the dominant gene—will be expressed.
- The other allele, referred to as the recessive one, has no effect.
According to the given cross:
TT X tt (parents)
Tt Tt Tt Tt (offspring) all tall
Hence the percentage of dwarf individuals is 0.
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Both parents' genotypes are Bb (brown blue)
the punnet square would be
BB(kid one) Bb(kid two) Bb(kid three) bb(kid four)
kid one will be homozygous for brown eyes. kid two and three will be heterozygous for brown eyes. kid four will be homozygous for blue eyes
in other words, 75% will have brown eyes. 25% will have blue eyes
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I believe your answer is B, Because electrons are clinched to protons, most times, therefor there is not an electron microscope, but a ELECTRONIC Microscope will show the organism on a screen. hope that helped some<span />
