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Short pea plants exist in the P1 and F2 generations. What happens to the phenotype in the F1 generation?
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Short pea plants exist in the P1 and F2 generations. What happens to the phenotype in the F1 generation?

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Answer is B

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Answer:B:The allele for short pea plants is masked during the F1 generation, but is still present in the genotype

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