3) Green pea pod is dominant to yellow pea pod. Using G for dominant and g for recessive, write the genotype and phenotype for the following plants Genotype phenotype A homozygous yellow pod pea plant A heterozygous plant A homozygous green pod pea plant 4) A pure green pod pea plant was crossed with a pure yellow pod pea plant (F1 generation) a) Create a Punnett Square and show the probabilities (use ratio or percentage)of the offspring:

3) Green pea pod is dominant to yellow pea pod. Using G for dominant and g for recessive, write the genotype and phenotype for the following plants Genotype phenotype A homozygous yellow pod pea plant A heterozygous plant A homozygous green pod pea plant 4) A pure green pod pea plant was crossed with a pure yellow pod pea plant (F1 generation) a) Create a Punnett Square and show the probabilities (use ratio or percentage)of the offspring:

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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Problem 2ACQ: Figure 8.10 In pea plants, purple flowers (P) are dominant to white (p), and yellow peas (Y) are...

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