In sweet-pea plants, the gene A/a controls flower colour. The dominant allele gives purple flowers and the
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In sweet-pea plants, the gene A/a controls flower colour. The dominant allele gives purple flowers and the recessive allele red flowers.
A second gene, B/b, controls the shape of the pollen grains. The dominant allele gives elongated grains and the recessive allele spherical grains.
A plant with the genotype AaBb was test-crossed by interbreeding it with a plant with red flowers and spherical pollen grains.
Copy and complete the table to show the expected ratio of phenotypes of the off spring of this cross.
The gametes from one parent are already in the table.
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Cambridge International AS And A Level Biology
ISBN: 9781107636828
4th Edition
Authors: Mary Jones, Richard Fosbery, Jennifer Gregory, Dennis Taylor
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