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6) You cross two pure-breeding strains of peas, one with white flowers and the other with...
PLEASE answer all three for rating 6) You cross two pure-breeding strains of peas, one with white flowers and the other with purple flowers. All progeny (Fi) from this cross have purple flowers. You cross two F1 individuals, harvest the F2 seeds, and plant a row of twelve (12) seeds in your Aunt Mabel's front yard to improve the landscaping. A) What is the probability that out of the ten (10) total plants, any five (5) of the 12 will...
When Mendel crossed pure breeding peas having purple flowers with pure breeding peas having white flowers, all of the offspring had white flowers. These results mean that white flower color is the: a.) genotype. b.) dominant phenotype. c.) recessive phenotype. d.) mode of inheritance.
You perform a trihybrid cross: You cross true-breeding purple-flowered, round, yellow peas (PPRRYY) with true-breeding white-flowered, wrinkled, green peas (pprryy). You then cross the resulting F1 offspring together to generate an F2 generation. What is the probability of an F2 plant having white flowers and producing round, yellow peas?
25. A cross is made between two different true-breeding strains of daylilies, both of which have white flowers. All of the F1 generation plants have yellow flowers. When an F, offspring is crossed with either one of the parental strains, half of the offspring have yellow flowers and half of them have white flowers. Propose an explanation for this outcome. In your answer, you should describe the genotypes of the two parental strains and the F1 offspring, and also explain...
In Mendel's pea experiment A pure breeding parent with white flowers was crossed with a pure breeding purple flower parent. Which is true of the parents? Both are heterozygous one is heterozygous One is homozygous Both are dominant None of the above Question 2 1 pts In the same experiment which is true of the F1 generation O All are heterozygous all are homozygous all will be white color flower all are pure breeding none of the above Questions TPS...
You decide that you want to replicate some of Mendel’s original results. You begin your experiment with plants that have true breeding traits, one set of plants that have purple flowers and round seeds, the other with white flowers and wrinkled seeds. You do a cross and the progeny (F1 generation) are all purple flowering and produce round seeds. What is the probability that a cross between two F1's will yield offspring that are white and with wrinkled seeds? Seed...
Two true breeding strains of peas, one with yellow and round seeds and the other with green and wrinkled seeds, were crossed. All the F1plants had yellow and round seeds. When these F1 plants were test crossed to the green and wrinkled parental strain, the following offspring were obtained: 30 yellow and round; 20 green and round; 26 yellow and wrinkled; 28 green and wrinkled. A) Please diagram the crosses described above, showing genotypes for each plant, using your own...
1. In a cross between two pure-breeding varieties of radish, one with red and the other with white roots, all the F1 progeny had purple roots. The F2 obtained by selfing the F1 segregated as follows: Red Purple 80222 White 98 Two models (A and B) were suggested to account for these results:- A) Root colour is controlled by a single gene with two alleles showing incomplete dominance B) Root colour is controlled by two unlinked genes showing (recessive) epistasis....
The snapdragon flower in Tennessee and Alabama are both white. When these two strains of snapdragon were crossed, the resulting F1 produces purple-color flower. When the F1 was self-crossed, the F2 progeny were 540 purple and 420 white. 16. What kind of inheritance pattern is this? A. recessive epistasis B. complete dominance C. dominant epistasis D. codominance E. complementation 17. What is the genotype of the F1 progeny? (let’s assume two involved genes are BB and DD) A. BBdd B....
You cross two crows, one with yellow legs, and the other with green legs. All of the F1 offspring have purple legs. Leg pigment is produced by the pathway in Fig.3, where the dominant alleles (Y and G) produce functional versions of enzymes Y and G, and the recessive alleles (y and g) produce nonfunctional enzymes. What genotype frequencies do you expect to see in the F2 generation? O all purple 9 green: 3 purple: 3 yellow 9 purple: 3...