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A heterozygous for height pea plant is crossed with a homozygous recessive for height pea plant. What is the punnet square?? Please answer quickly!!!
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A heterozygous for height pea plant is crossed with a homozygous recessive for height pea plant. What is the punnet square?? Please answer quickly!!!
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Heterozygous = Bb
Homozygous recessive = bb
Punnet = Bb Bb bb bb
Phenotype is 50%
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between two heterozygous tall plants results in 25% homozygous tall, 50% heterozygous tall and 25% dwarf plants. Thus the correct answer is option 25%.
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