what would be the phenotype of a plant that had a genotype Tt? explain why?
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Phenotype stands for external feature...means the appearence of the plant..
If
TT-tall plant
Tt-tall plant
tt-dwarf plant
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If
TT-tall plant
Tt-tall plant
tt-dwarf plant
Hope this helps u!
wanda4:
thanks a lot! but why are the phenotype of TT and Tt same? isn't that a bit confusing..?
Cause TT is for tall plant ans Tt also for tall as it is heterozygous in nature ..and thus resembles as tall...
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The phenotype of the plant that had genotype Tt is tall.
According to "Mendelian principles" there are two categories of alleles that are involved in the formation of a new offspring. The traits can be "dominant or recessive".
In the case of the dominant alleles, a single allele is enough to express the phenotypic trait whereas, in the case of recessive alleles 2 alleles are required to express the phenotypic morphology.
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