A) 100% EEFF
b) 50% Ef, 50% ef
c) 100% ef
d) 25% Fe, 25% EF, 25% Ef, 25% ef
PP- purple homozygote
pp- white homozygote
Pp- purple hetrozygote
If these flowers cross, we obtain heterozygote offsprings with a genotype: Pp (100% of them will be like this)
Now, if those offsprings cross with each other: Pp x Pp
results:
1/4 would be purple homozygote -> PP
1/4 would be white -> pp
2/4 would be purple heterozygotes -> Pp
Genotipic ratio: 3:1 (3 are purple; 1 is white)
How did the sunflowers depict their rivalry in the image? Why should they fight it out?
The reason I've chosen this as a scientific topic is because the area is covered in sunflowers. With the conditions of their surroundings, living organisms attempt to live. As a result, there is rivalry among the organisms.
Assessing flexibility, strength and movement patterns is therefore always a good idea.
1) Lying Pelvic Tilt
2) Standing Pelvic Tilt (SPT)
3) Learn and Ingrain the Hip Hinge Pattern
4) Strengthen the Posterior Pelvic Tilt Movement Pattern/Muscles that Produce Posterior Pelvic Tilt
5) Incorporate squats, deadlifts, presses, and other compound lifts with good technique
<h2>Answer:</h2>
Based on the information given we can not say pea aphid as an autotroph. Because pea aphid ability to produce ATP in the presence of sun is due to the light-capturing pigment that it gains from the genes transferred from fungi.
As pea aphid do not have any chloroplast and it cannot fix carbon so it is not a true autotroph. We can say it false autotroph because it can produce ATP in the presence of sunlight and can show increased production of ATP at the higher level of pigment.
