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Let's consider that red fruit is dominant over the yellow fruit.
<em>The phenotype of the red fruit of P1 will be red fruit and the genotype will be RR.</em>
<em>The phenotype of the yellow fruit of P1 will be yellow fruit and the genotype will be rr.</em>
To check the outcomes of the F1 generation, lets cross the P1 generation:
r r
R Rr Rr
R Rr Rr
<em>The results show that all the offsprings from the F1 generation will show the dominant phenotype which is red fruit and they will have Rr genotype. </em>
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False, because It turns out that eye color and most hair colors are way too complicated to be simple dominant/recessive traits.
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i believe the answer is B, <em>She is observing a gnetophyte because, unlike other gymnosperms, gnetophytes can have needle-like leaves and deep root systems.</em>
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amoeba i think i might be wrong
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