Please asap 5. If Gregor Mendel had assembled a large collection of independently collected white-flower pea plant lines, and if he had had foreknowledge of the complementation test, hemight have crossed eight different true-breeding recessive white-flower stocks andrecorded the flower colors of the F1 progeny from each cross, like this:54221776831PPPWWPWPWРР2אסססססס3PPPPPPW3PРPPWPWРMUUTTAPPWSPPPW5WSPPWB. Which stocks have a mutation in each gene?67MM.WW8WIf the pattern of white (W) vs. purple (P) wild type F1 progeny from these crosseswere as shown in the table,A. How many different genes are needed for the purple color?C. What would the F2 phenotypic ratio be if the F1 from cross 6 x 4 were interbred,assuming independent assortment?D. What would the F2 phenotypic ratio be if the F1 from cross 5x3 were interbred?

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5. If Gregor Mendel had assembled a large collection of independently collected white- flower pea plant lines, and if he had had foreknowledge of the complementation test, he might have crossed eight different true-breeding recessive white-flower stocks and recorded the flower colors of the F1 progeny from each cross, like this:. 1 4 8 29 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PPPWPWPW W Р W W 2 P סססססס2 P P P P P W 3 MPPPWPW Р Р Р Р PPPPW SPPPW Р SPPW B. Which stocks have a mutation in each gene? 7 MWL 8 W If the pattern of white (W) vs. purple (P) wild type F1 progeny from these crosses were as shown in the table, A. How many different genes are needed for the purple color? C. What would the F2 phenotypic ratio be if the F1 from cross 6 x 4 were interbred, assuming independent assortment?

5. If Gregor Mendel had assembled a large collection of independently collected white- flower pea plant lines, and if he had had foreknowledge of the complementation test, he might have crossed eight different true-breeding recessive white-flower stocks and recorded the flower colors of the F1 progeny from each cross, like this:. 1 4 8 29 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PPPWPWPW W Р W W 2 P סססססס2 P P P P P W 3 MPPPWPW Р Р Р Р PPPPW SPPPW Р SPPW B. Which stocks have a mutation in each gene? 7 MWL 8 W If the pattern of white (W) vs. purple (P) wild type F1 progeny from these crosses were as shown in the table, A. How many different genes are needed for the purple color? C. What would the F2 phenotypic ratio be if the F1 from cross 6 x 4 were interbred, assuming independent assortment?

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