Biology, asked by viji18net, 10 months ago

what is meant by expression TT and Tt in Mendelian terms

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Answered by ektadhoke28

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Answer:

TT means tallness which is a dominant trait.

Tt means also tallness but of medium.

Answered by panwarkritika493

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TT represents homozygous tall, Tt represents heterozygous tall in Mendelian terms.

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