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Title: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: Krystalniessen on Mar 31, 2016 In a hypothetical situation involving tomato plants red (R) is dominant over yellow (r) fruit. Located on a separate chromosome the gene for tallness (T) is dominant over dwarf (t) plants.
If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed with a tomato plant that is recessive for both traits, the four possible genotypes are: A. TtRr, TTRr, ttRr, ttrr B. TtRr, Ttrr, ttRr, ttrr C. TtRr, TtRR, ttRr, ttrr D. TtRr, Ttrr, ttRR, ttrr Title: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: bio_man on Mar 31, 2016 Content hidden
Title: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: Krystalniessen on Mar 31, 2016 Thank you for confirming I did that square properly..appreciate it!
Title: Re: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: dal9473 on May 27, 2019 so which one is the answer?
Title: Re: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: bio_man on May 27, 2019 so which one is the answer? I've updated my answer. Please vote up if happy. Any other questions, including math, business, science, etc. feel free to ask :) Title: Re: If a tomato plant that is heterozygous for height and fruit colour is crossed... Post by: Christine O_Connor on Jan 8, 2021 Thank you.
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