Final answer:
The genotype for the parent pea plant with yellow round peas is YYRR, producing YR gametes, and for the parent with green wrinkled peas is yyrr, producing yr gametes. The correct answer is option c. A Punnett square analysis of this cross requires 4 squares.
Step-by-step explanation:
The genotype of the plant with yellow round peas in a pea plant is YYRR because yellow (Y) is dominant over green (y) and round (R) is dominant over wrinkled (r). As the plant is true-breeding, it would only produce one type of gamete for each gene, thus the yellow round pea plant will produce YR gametes.
The plant with green wrinkled peas has the genotype yyrr, also being true-breeding, hence it will produce yr gametes. Therefore, the correct answer is option c: The genotype of the plant with yellow round seeds will be YYRR and produce YR gametes, while the genotype of the plant with green wrinkled seeds will be yyrr and produce yr gametes.
When considering a Punnett square analysis for such a cross, we would need 4 squares because each parent can produce two different types of gametes and they are combining two traits (seed color and seed shape).