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SSSSS [86.1K]
3 years ago
7

Two true-breeding pea plants are crossed, one with purple flowers and the other with white. their offspring are

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Verdich [7]3 years ago
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Knowing that purple flowers are dominant (have a higher percentage of passing certain information to offspring) and white a recessive (have a much lower chance of passing certain information to offspring) the plants of the F_{1} generation (first generation bread) will be all purple.

When a white-flowered pea reproduces with a purple-flowered pea all of the offspring will be purple.

When 2 offspring (purple-flowered) of the F_{1}generation breed, there is a 15% percent chance of offspring being white-flowered.


Answer:

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