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In my opinion,
The answer for the genotype is 9 unique genotypes because it will form the genotypes like AaBB, aABB, aaBB, AAbb, AABb, AAbB, AaBb, aAbB, aABb
The phenotypes will be of 5 different height classes
Complete tall
Complete short
Medium height
Short height with taller recessive genes
Tall height with shorter recessive genes
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