Answer: 200 seeds will be yellow.
Explanation: In this crossing, one parent will produce half of its gametes carrying allele Y and the other half carrying allele y. The other parent will have gametes with allele Y. After fecundation, the offspring could phenotype YY or phenotype Yy.
In genetics, Y is related to the dominant allele and y to the recessive one. In this case, having the Y dominant allele determine the color yellow. Therefore, as all of the offspring has the dominant allele Y for yellow, all of the seeds will be yellow, i.e., <u>200 seeds will be yellow</u>.
I do believe it's a recessive trait. I hope that helps
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hope you will check your question well next time
The weakest died out and only the intelligent and strong survived to pass on the most useful traits, determining the way a species evolved - growing more intelligent or athletic as a result of these patterns.
B I believe would be the answer to your question above
