3. A certain species of pepper plant can produce either green or red peppers. A
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3. A certain species of pepper plant can produce either green or red peppers. A dominant allele G causes production of green peppers. gg plants have red peppers. A dominant allele P is also required for pepper production. pp plants do not produce peppers. Answer the following questions about these plants (4 pts). A. What is the phenotype of a PpGg plant? (1pt)
B. What will be the phenotypic ratios of the offspring from a PpGg X PpGg (double heterozygous) cross? (2 pts)
C. What type of genetic condition does this represent? (1 pt)
Explanation / Answer
1st question : Plant producing green peppers
2nd question: Out of total 16 genotypes possible
4 plants dont produce peppers (ppgg , ppGg, ppGg, ppGG)
9 plants produce green peppers ( P_G_ genotype)
3 plants produce red peppers ( P_gg genotype)
3rd question : The genetic basis of this is
Law of independent segregation
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