In mung beans, the green seed coat (G) is dominant than the brown seed coat (g). If a purebred mung bean which has a green seed coat was cross pollinated to a heterozygous one, what is the ratio of its genotype?

In mung beans, the green seed coat (G) is dominant than the brown seed coat (g). If a purebred mung bean which has a green seed coat was cross pollinated to a heterozygous one, what is the ratio of its genotype?

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Description: In mung beans, the green seed coat (G) is dominant than the brown seed coat (g). If a purebred mung bean which has a green seed coat was cross pollinated to a heterozygous one, what is the ratio of its genotype? Explain.A) 2:2B) 1:2:1C) 1:1:1:1D) 2:1

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