Question

What could be some weakness with using a test cross to determine Fred's genotype?

Answer 1

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$\mathfrak{\blue{Q.}}$ What could be some weakness with using a test cross to determine Fred's genotype?

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Answer 2

In a test cross the genotype and phenotype of a breed are examined.  There are many possibilities for the traits. There can be only one trait purely dominant or the two traits are partially or equally dominant in the offspring.

The disadvantage of this test can be:

• If there is only single gene trait with total dominance then we have to acquire the plant that has recessive traits.

• Some plants take so much time to emerge the traits and clear enough to be observable. For example, sometimes an orchid bud takes about 7 years to turn into a flower.