Two pea plants heterozygous for the characters of pod color and pod shape are crossed. Help?

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If two pea plants are heterozygous, it means they have two different genes for one characteristic - a dominant and a recessive one.  Say that each plant has genes Aa for pod colour and Bb for pod shape.  The capital letter is the dominant letter, so (say a white pod was the dominant pod colour) to be white, the genes would have to be AA or Aa, but to be the recessive colour (say red) you would have to have genes of aa but NOT Aa.  To find the possibilities of the offspring, you need to cross over the different possibilities.

                   AB             aB            Ab                ab  

AB             AABB       AaBB         AABb            AaBb
aB             AaBB         aaBB         AaBb            aaBb
Ab             AABb        AaBb        AAbb           Aabb
ab             AaBb          aaBb          Aabb            aabb

So, (assuming the dominant pod colour is white and the recessive is red, and that the dominant pod shape is straight and the recessive is curved) the ratio is as follows:
white, straight peas (AABB, AaBB, AABb or AaBb): red straight peas (aaBB or aaBb): white curved peas (AAbb or Aabb): red curved peas (aabb) = 9:3:3:1