The Punnett square illustrates a cross for flower position in the pea plant. The phenotypes and genotypes of the parents have been given. The allele for axial position is dominant and represented by A. The allele for terminal flower position is recessive and represented by a. What is the genotype of the offspring?

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Tristen

Biology

12 October, 20:30

The Punnett square illustrates a cross for flower position in the pea plant. The phenotypes and genotypes of the parents have been given. The allele for axial position is dominant and represented by A. The allele for terminal flower position is recessive and represented by a. What is the genotype of the offspring?

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Malia · Answer 1

I wish I could draw this. in all four quadrants you will see Aa. the entire plant has dominant genes. Again I wish I could draw it here but it wont let me sadly.