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Tallness is dominant over shortness in pea plants. Which square would be homozygous for tallness? A) B) C) D)
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Tallness is dominant over shortness in pea plants. Which square would be homozygous for tallness?

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Tallness is dominant over shortness in pea plants. Which square would be homozygous-example-1
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Answer is A because combinding the genes A and A make a homozygous tall gene.

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