A plants can have either brown

b. or red

b. leaves. Brown is the dominant trait is a plane as a genotype Bb which best describes the plant.

a. Homozygous with brown leaves.

b. Heterozygous with red leaves

c. Homozygous with red leaves.

d. Heterozygous with brown leaves

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Rigoberto

Biology

15 November, 17:07

A plants can have either brown

b. or red

b. leaves. Brown is the dominant trait is a plane as a genotype Bb which best describes the plant.

a. Homozygous with brown leaves.

b. Heterozygous with red leaves

c. Homozygous with red leaves.

d. Heterozygous with brown leaves

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Sterling · Answer 1

If brown is the dominant phenotype then Brown plants can either be Homozygous or Heterozygous, however the Red plant can only be Homozygous Red so it would be option C.

A plants can have either brownb. or redb. leaves. Brown is the dominant trait is a plane as a genotype Bb which best describes the plant.a. Homozygous with brown leaves.b. Heterozygous with red leavesc. Homozygous with red leaves.d. Heterozygous with brown leaves

A plants can have either brown

b. or red

b. leaves. Brown is the dominant trait is a plane as a genotype Bb which best describes the plant.

a. Homozygous with brown leaves.

b. Heterozygous with red leaves

c. Homozygous with red leaves.

d. Heterozygous with brown leaves