Use the following information to answer the nextquestion.Some Traits in Garden Pea PlantsIn pea plants, the genes for seed shape, seed colour, and plant height demonstrate independentassortment. The alleles for these genes are symbolized as follows:R (round) >r (wrinkled)Y (yellow) > y (green)Answer:Seed shapeSeed colour -Plant height T (tall) > t (short)What percentage of the gametes produced by a peaplant heterozygous for both seed shape and seedcolour would be expected to contain both the allelefor wrinkled and the allele for green?(Record your answer as a whole number. Do not includethe percentage sign) Use the following information to answer the nextquestionSome Traits in Garden Pea PlantsIn pea plants, the genes for seed shape, seed colour, and plant height demonstrate independentassortment. The alleles for these genes are symbolized as follows:Seed shapeSeed colourPlant heightR (round) >r (wrinkled)Y (yellow) > y (green)T (tall) > t (short)The phenotypic ratio of a cross between YyTt pea plant and a yyTt pea plant isSelect one:a.1 yellow tall : 1 yellow short : 3 green tall : 3green shortb.3 yellow tall : 3 yellow short: 1 green tall: 1green shortC.3 yellow tall: 1 yellow short : 3 green tall: 1green shortd. 1 yellow tall : 1 yellow short : 1 green tall : 1green shortOO

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Some Traits in Garden Pea Plants In pea plants, the genes for seed shape, seed colour, and plant height demonstrate independent assortment. The alleles for these genes are symbolized as follows: Seed shape Seed colour Plant height R (round) >r (wrinkled) Y (yellow) y (green) T (tall) > t (short) The phenotypic ratio of a cross between YyTt pea plant and a yyTt pea plant is Select one: a. 1 yellow tall: 1 yellow short: 3 green tall: 3 green short b. 3 yellow tall: 3 yellow short: 1 green tall: 1 green short C. 3 yellow tall: 1 yellow short: 3 green tall: 1 green short d. 1 yellow tall : 1 yellow short: 1 green tall: 1 green short O O

Some Traits in Garden Pea Plants In pea plants, the genes for seed shape, seed colour, and plant height demonstrate independent assortment. The alleles for these genes are symbolized as follows: Seed shape Seed colour Plant height R (round) >r (wrinkled) Y (yellow) y (green) T (tall) > t (short) The phenotypic ratio of a cross between YyTt pea plant and a yyTt pea plant is Select one: a. 1 yellow tall: 1 yellow short: 3 green tall: 3 green short b. 3 yellow tall: 3 yellow short: 1 green tall: 1 green short C. 3 yellow tall: 1 yellow short: 3 green tall: 1 green short d. 1 yellow tall : 1 yellow short: 1 green tall: 1 green short O O

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