O All three genes are linked, but need to do more crosses and data to determinethe gene order.All three genes are linked with the flower color gene (F) in the middle.All three genes are linked with the seed weight gene (S) in the middle.All three genes are linked with the leaf size gene (L) in the middle. A diploid plant has red flowers, heavy seeds and large leaves. The plant is aheterozygous for the following three genes:flower color (gene "F"),seed weight (gene "S"),and leaf size (gene "L").This plant is testcrossed to a plant, which has white flowers, light seeds, and smallleaves, the progeny of the testcross is as follows:PhenotypeRed, heavy, largeNumberGenotype346FSL /fslWhite, light, smallRed, heavy, smallWhite, light, largeRed, light, largeWhite, heavy, smallWhite, heavy, largeRed, light, small348f sl /fsl100FSI /fsl100fs L/fsl50FsL/fslf SI /fslf SL /fslFsI /fsl50Based on this results, which of the following statement is correct?42

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All three genes are linked, but need to do more crosses and data to dete the gene order. DAII three genes are linked with the flower color gene (F) in the middle. All three genes are linked with the seed weight gene (S) in the middle. All three genes are linked with the leaf size gene (L) in the middle.

All three genes are linked, but need to do more crosses and data to dete the gene order. DAII three genes are linked with the flower color gene (F) in the middle. All three genes are linked with the seed weight gene (S) in the middle. All three genes are linked with the leaf size gene (L) in the middle.

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Transmission Of Genes From Generation To Generation

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