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This tutorial will take you step by step through the question. In cucumbers, dull fruit (D) is dominant to glossy fruit (d), and orange fruit (R) is dominant to cream-colored fruit (r). The gene that codes for dull versus glossy assorts independently from the gene that codes for orange versus cream-colored. A plant that has dull and orange fruits is crossed to a plant that has dull and cream-colored fruits. The cross produces eight total progeny, with three plants that have dull and orange fruits, three plants with dull and cream-colored fruits, one plant with glossy and orange fruits, and one plant with glossy and cream-colored fruits. Now you can use the step-by-step method to answer this challenging question. Give the genotypes of the parents and all the possible genotypes of the offspring of the cross. Parental Answer Bank Phenotype dull, orange DARI ] dull, cream-colored Darr Genotype ddRr ddrr DART DARR ddRR DDRR Phenotype dull, orange dull, cream-colored glossy, orange glossy, cream-colored DDRT | Darr DDR Genotype DDrr Ddrr ddrr ddRr DdRr DDT Question Source: Pierce 6e - Genetics: A Conceptual Approach Publisher: W.
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