What is the genetic basis of the wrinkled phenotype of pea seed?
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Generally, seeds dry before dispersal and germination. The amount of starch in the seed decides whether the seed will be round or wrinkled, and the relative amount of starch is looked after by a gene. If there is less than required starch in the seed, it will be wrinkled. In pea plants, a mutant gene’s enzymes are responsible for reducing the amount of starch in seeds and hence, the seeds become wrinkled.
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- The shape of the pea seeds is controlled by two alleles. S is dominant alleles and stands for smooth and s is recessive allele and stands for wrinkled. The wrinkled phenotype is shown when the genotype contains both the recessive alleles. The genotype of the wrinkled seeds of pea is ss.
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