Write down letter designations for the alleles. Be sure to distinguish between the two traits, and be sure to consider which alleles are dominant and recessive.
Let's consider a trait of flower colour.
There are two possibilities, one is Green and yellow.
Allele for Green is G and yellow is g.
G is the dominasnt one which codes for green colour and g is recessive allele which codes for yellow colour.
Write down letter designations for the alleles. Be sure to distinguish between the two traits, and...
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Consider a cross between two individuals who are heterozygous for three traits (seed shape, color, and flower color), where one allele is dominant and the other allele is recessive. What is the probability that this cross will produce an offspring with ONLY recessive phenotypes for the three traits?
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