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In a Monohybrid Cross using corn (or pea plants), the F2 generation: will have an expected phenotypic ratio (dominant to recessive) of and a genotypic ratio (PP : Pp : pp) of

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In a Monohybrid Cross using corn (or
pea plants), the F2 generation:
will have an expected phenotypic
ratio (dominant to recessive) of
:
and a genotypic ratio (PP : Pp : pp) of

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