In Cultivated Stocks, the Cross of a Variety of White

question 60

Short Answer

In cultivated stocks, the cross of a variety of white flower plants produced all red flowers in the F ₁ generation, but the F ₂ generation produced 87 red flowers, 31 cream flowers, and 39 white flowers. Explain these results by giving the genotypes possible for each phenotype.

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Definitions:

RUQ

Right Upper Quadrant, a term used in medicine to refer to a specific area of the abdomen.

Carbon Dioxide

A colorless, odorless gas produced by burning carbon and organic compounds and by respiration.

Lat

Likely shorthand for "Latissimus dorsi," a large muscle on the back that is responsible for various movements of the shoulder.

A&P

Anatomy and Physiology, the study of the structure of living organisms and how their parts function.