what will you get in f1 and f2 gene ross - tall violet ( TTWW) and short white ( ttww)
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The appearance of the recessive trait in F
1
generation (dwarfism) confirms the presence of one recessive allele in the dominant parent and makes it heterozygous for plant height (Tt). Since all F
1
generation has a violet flower, the dominant parent is homozygous for flower color. If the dominant parent was double heterozygous (TtWw), the F
1
generation would exhibit recessive traits of both plant height and flower color. But all F
1
generation exhibits violet flowers which confirm that the dominant parent is homozygous for flower color.
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