Biology, asked by piyushsawariya000, 17 hours ago

Two pea plants - one with round yellow seeds (RRYY) and another with wrinkled green (rryy) seeds produce F1 progeny that have round, yellow (RrYy) seeds. When F1 plants are self-pollinated, which new combination of characters is expected in F2 progeny? How many seeds with these new combinations of characters will be produced when a total 160 seeds are produced in F2 generation? Explain with reason.​

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Answered by gaurilm
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Answer: When the total seeds are 160 then the seeds with these new combinations will be produced in the F2 generation are as follows-

30 seeds will be round & green (RRyy), (RyYy), (Rryy)

30 seeds will be wrinkled & yellow (rrYY), (rrYy), (rrYy)

Explanation:

If we take 2 types of true-breeding pea plants that were different in regard to their 2 characters.

  • 1st plant had round & yellow seeds- RRYY
  • 2nd plant had wrinkled & green seeds - rryy  
  • F1 generation- cross the                                    

       true-breeding plants to each other     RRYY            X                rryy  

                                                                         ↓                                       ↓

  • Gametes                                                 RY                                     ry

                                                                                            ↓

  • Collection of many seeds and                              RrYy

        Phenotype is recorded.

  • F1 seeds are planted and grown and then    RrYy        X       RrYy

        further are allowed to self-fertilized or                              

        Self-crossed or self-pollinate

        producing the seeds of the  F2 generation

  • Punnett square of F2 generation is attached below
  • F1 generation- All seeds were round & yellow seeds  
  • F2 generation - The phenotypic ratio of the F2 generation will be 9.8: 3.2: 3.4: 1.0, if we count the experimental error then approximated ratio will be 9:3:3:1 (In total 16 combinations are possible by randomly combining male and female gametes).

                                               9- Round & Yellow seeds

                                               3- Round & Green seeds

                                               3- Wrinkled & yellow seeds

                                               1-  Wrinkled & green seeds

  • F2 generation- If a total of 160 seeds were produced, if we look at the combinations there will be 2 parental combinations and 2 New combinations.
  • 2 Parental Combinations will be-                          

                    9/16 x 160 =  90-round & yellow seeds (RRYY)        

                     1/16 x 160 =  10- wrinkled & green seeds (rryy)    

  • 2 New combinations will be -        

                      3/16 x 160 =  30- round & green seeds

                      3/16 x 160 =  30- wrinkled & yellow seeds    

  • The reason for the 2 new combinations is because of independent assortment as round-green and wrinkled-yellow shows that the genes for the shape & color of the seeds are assorted independently
  • This can also explain that independent assortment is based on the dihybrid cross in which if we are studying the inheritance of more than 1 character simultaneously, then the factors or genes for each character assort out independently to the other gene or factor.

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Answered by rahulkrkr636
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When F1 plants are self-pollinated, then the new combination of characters is expected in F2 progeny are 30 seeds of round and green and 30 seeds of wrinkled and yellow.

When a total 160 seeds are produced in F2 generation (9:3:3:1), then

two Parental combinations :-

90 round and yellow and 10 wrinkled and green seeds

two New combinations :-

30 round and green and 30 wrinkled and yellow seeds.

Hope it helps u

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