a.) What can you conclude about the location of the genetic determinants of R and S?b.) What other criteria can be used to determine if a certain trait follows the pattern shown in(a)? Two corn plants are studied. One is resistant (R) and the other is susceptible (S) to a certainpathogenic fungus. The following crosses are made, with the results shown:S ? x R đ→ all progeny SR ? x S ở → all progeny R

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a.) What can you conclude about the location of the genetic determinants of R and S?

b.) What other criteria can be used to determine if a certain trait follows the pattern shown in
(a)?

Two corn plants are studied. One is resistant (R) and the other is susceptible (S) to a certain
pathogenic fungus. The following crosses are made, with the results shown:
S ? x R đ
→ all progeny S
R ? x S ở → all progeny R

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