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Question
A male plant bearing red flowers was crossed with a female plant bearing yellow flowers. In the F1 generation, all the flowers were orange in colour.
Mention the ratio of red flowers, yellow flowers and orange flowers in the F2 generation.
Solution
When heterozygous orange flowers from the F1 generation interbreed, the F2 generation displayed pure parental features. Instead of the conventional 3:1, the Mendelian ratio becomes
R | y | |
R | RR Red |
Ry Orenge |
y | Ry Orenge |
yy yellow |
1 (Red flower) : 2 (Orange flower) : 1 (Yellow flower)
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