In pea plants, P is purple flowers, p is white flowers, T is tall plants, and t is short plants. Cross two fully heterozygous plants (PpTt x PpTt). What is the phenotypic ratio of the F1 generation? 4:0 O 1:1 O 1:2:1 O 3:1 O9:3:3:1

In pea plants, P is purple flowers, p is white flowers, T is tall plants, and t is short plants. Cross two fully heterozygous plants (PpTt x PpTt). What is the phenotypic ratio of the F1 generation? 4:0 O 1:1 O 1:2:1 O 3:1 O9:3:3:1

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In pea plants, P is purple flowers, p is white flowers, T is tall plants, and t is
short plants. Cross two fully heterozygous plants (PpTt x PpTt). What is the
phenotypic ratio of the F1 generation?
4:0
O 1:1
O 1:2:1
O 3:1
O9:3:3:1

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