Question

If green seed color is dominant to yellow seed color, if two yellow seeded plants produce offspring, what percent will be green?

Answer 1

Plants with two different alleles of a gene are heterozygous. Since all the heterozygous offspring are yellow, then the yellow allele must be dominant over the recessive green allele. The green allele didn't disappear; its effect is not seen in heterozygotes.

Answer 2

Answer: Their will be a 50/50 chance it would be green

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