Answer: The probability of having an offspring that is dwarf in size is zero.
Explanation: Since tall phenotype is dominant to dwarf phenotype, let T represent allele for tall and t represent allele for dwarf. A heterozygous pea plant will have Tt genotype while a homozygous tall pea plant will have a TT genotype. A cross between them will produce two homozygous tall pea plants (TT) and two heterozygous tall pea plant (Tt). They will not have any offspring having a dwarf size. Therefore, the probability of having a dwarf offspring is zero.
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<span>Because the chloroplasts that actually photosynthesize are found in the tops of the onions - the part that is actually above ground. There's no reason for there to be chlorophyll in the onion skin itself because these grow underground :)</span>
Plants having separate imperfect male and female flowers on one plant are referred to as "monoecious". When the flowers are on different plants the species is referred to as "dioecious".
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It may seem that the question is incomplete. The complete question reads:
Match each statement to the type of behavior it describes. Jenna published the results of her latest experiment for the public to see. Malcolm altered an experiment to be able reach his desired conclusion. Elena keeps complete records of all her experiment results. Neal shared the results of his field study even though they didn’t support his hypothesis. <em>Put each description to the group it belongs to. 1.Responsible 2.Irresponsible.</em>
<em>To answer the question:</em>
<em>Responsible behavior</em>
- <em>Jenna published the results of her latest experiment for the public to see.</em>
- <em>Elena keeps complete records of all her experiment results.</em>
- <em>Neal shared the results of his field study even though they didn't support his hypothesis.</em>
<em>Irresponsible behavior</em>
- <em>Malcolm altered an experiment to be able to reach his desired conclusion</em>
Responsible behaviors are those that support responsible scientific practices and do not jeopardize the objective nature of research. Every data during experiments must be well kept and after thorough analysis, results must be published fro the public to see irrespective of whether it agrees or disagrees with the original hypothesis.
Altering an experiment in order to achieve the desired result is grossly irresponsible, as this eliminates the objectivity that should be the main goal of every experiment. Bias must be eliminated from every scientific experiment.
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