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Description: 4.In celery the leaves can be curly (Dominant; L) or straight (recessive; l). Another trait isspots on the leaves. Dark green spots (G) are dominant over white spots (g).Create aPunnett square that shows all of the possible offspring that could occur

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4. In celery the leaves can be curly (Dominant; L) or straight (recessive; l). Another trait is spots on the leaves. Dark green spots (G) are dominant over white spots (g). Create a

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Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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