Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion plete the problems below. Be sure to clearly mark your answers and sho1. In pea plants, round pea shape is dominant over wrinkled and green color is dominant over yellow. Pleasegive the outcomes of the following crosses:RF (Ca. A true-breeding round pea plant (RR) is mated with a true-breeding wrinkled pea plantb. The offspring of cross A (F1 generation) is bred with a wrinkled pea plant R-C2ar ²1:2C. A double heterozygous round, green pea plant is mated with a wrinkled, heterozygous green peaplant.RR.PP=FFERT3:1chricINTO

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the pro lems below. Be sure to clearly mark 1. In pea plants, round pea shape is dominant over wrinkled and green color is dominant over yellow. Please RR.P 3: give the outcomes of the following crosses: a c A true-breeding round pea plant (RR) is mated with a true-breeding wrinkled pea plant The offspring of cross A (FI generation) is bred with a wrinkled pea plant - 221 A double heterozygous round, green pea plant is mated with a wrinkled, heterozygous green pea plant. b. C.

the pro lems below. Be sure to clearly mark 1. In pea plants, round pea shape is dominant over wrinkled and green color is dominant over yellow. Please RR.P 3: give the outcomes of the following crosses: a c A true-breeding round pea plant (RR) is mated with a true-breeding wrinkled pea plant The offspring of cross A (FI generation) is bred with a wrinkled pea plant - 221 A double heterozygous round, green pea plant is mated with a wrinkled, heterozygous green pea plant. b. C.

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