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Show a Mendelian experiment where tall pea plants are crossed with dwarf plants Write both the phenotypic and genotypic ratio for F, generation.​

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hen Mendel crossed a true breeding tall plant (female parent) with a true breeding plant of the dwarf variety (male parent), he got tall plants like one parent in the first filial generation designated F1​. He used the term “dominant” for the tall character which dominated in the F1​. generation, and “recessive” for the character of dwarfness which remained hidden (latent) in the F generation. All plants are tall in F1​.

b) Self-fertilization of the F1​ hybrids produced the second filial generation F2​ consisting of a total of 1064 plants of which 787 were tall and 277 were dwarf. That is tall and dwarf plants appeared in F2​  in the proportion of 2.84:1 which is roughly equal to 3:1. The percentage of dwarf plants is 25%.

c) In F1 generation  TT X Tt will give offspring 50% TT and 50 % Tt. In  F2 generation when They are again self-crossed, the gamets will be T from TT and Explanation:

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