Summer squash plants with the dominant allele C bear white fruit, whereas plants homozygous for the recessive
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Summer squash plants with the dominant allele C bear white fruit, whereas plants homozygous for the recessive allele c bear colored fruit. When the fruit is colored, the dominant allele G causes it to be yellow; in the absence of this allele (i.e., with genotype gg), the fruit color is green. What are the F2 phenotypes and proportions expected from inter crossing the progeny of CC GG and cc gg plants? Assume that the C and G genes assort independently.
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Principles of Genetics
ISBN: 978-1119142287
7th edition
Authors: D. Peter Snustad, Michael J. Simmons
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