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Inessa05 [86]
3 years ago
7

If you have the two traits for a plant include T-tall, t-short, G-green seed and g-yellow seed. If you cross a homozygous tall,

yellow seeds (Parent 1), with a herezogous for both traits (parent 2), match the following.
Hint: do the cross

Column A
1.
TTgg:
TTgg
2.
TtGg:
TtGg
3.
1:1:1:1:
1:1:1:1
4.
2:2:
2:2
5.
What percent will be Tall with yellow seed:
What percent will be Tall with yellow seed
6.
TTGg, TtGg:
TTGg, TtGg
Column B
a.Parent 1
b.50%
c.Genotype Ratio
d.TTgg, Ttgg
e.Phenotype Ration
f.Parent 2
g.75%
h.25%
i.Genotypes for tall, green seed
Biology
1 answer:
aleksklad [387]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1. Parent 1 is TTgg

2. Parent 2 is TtGg

3. The genotype ratio is 1:1:1:1

4. The phenotype ratio is 2:2

5. 50% has tall and yellow seeds

6. Genotype for tall and green seed is TTGg, TtGg

Explanation:

The parent 1 is homozygous tall, yellow seeds, therefore the genotype is TTgg, While parent 2 is herezogous for both traits, therefore the genotype is TtGg.

Crossing the two parents gives children with the following traits:

Parent 1 gamete: Tg                           Parent 2 gamete:     TG   Tg   tG   tg

TTGg, TTgg, TtGg, Ttgg

The cross gives: TTGg, TTgg, TtGg, Ttgg

Therefore, 2 is tall and green, 2 is tall and yellow

The phenotype ratio is 2:2

The genotype ratio is 1:1:1:1

1. Parent 1 is TTgg

2. Parent 2 is TtGg

3. The genotype ratio is 1:1:1:1

4. The phenotype ratio is 2:2

5. 50% has tall and yellow seeds

6. Genotype for tall and green seed is TTGg, TtGg

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