can u help me quikly What will be the number of genotypes and phenotypes in Fi (first generation offsprings), if we crossbreed (PPLIRT x PpLIRr) theplants with Purple Large round flowers (PPLIRF) (trihybrid cross)?Both plants are heterozygous for all three traits and the traits behave in a dominant and recessive pattern.Löffen birini seçin:O a. 16 genotypes; 16 phenotypesO b. 81 genotypes; 32 phenotypesO c. 18 genotypes; 8 phenotypesO d. 27 genotypes; 8 phenotypes

The trihybrid cross Genotype = PpLlRr × PpLlRr Phenotype = purple large round flowers.

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