A male plant with genotype AaBBCcDdee was crossed with one heterozygous for all the genes. (a) what is the probability of getting a pollen with ABcDe genes? (b) of producing an ovum with three dominant and two recessive genes? (c) of getting a progeny with same phenotype as the female parent? (d) of progeny with exactly same genotype as the female parent? (e) If instead of the above male, the cross was with one heterozygous for all the genes, what proportion of the offspring will have three dominant phenotypic traits. (f) will be genotypically like the parents?
A male plant with genotype AaBBCcDdee was crossed with one heterozygous for all the genes. (a) what is the probability of getting a pollen with ABcDe genes? (b) of producing an ovum with three dominant and two recessive genes? (c) of getting a progeny with same phenotype as the female parent? (d) of progeny with exactly same genotype as the female parent? (e) If instead of the above male, the cross was with one heterozygous for all the genes, what proportion of the offspring will have three dominant phenotypic traits. (f) will be genotypically like the parents?
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A male plant with genotype AaBBCcDdee was crossed with one heterozygous for all the
genes. (a) what is the probability of getting a pollen with ABcDe genes? (b) of producing an
ovum with three dominant and two recessive genes? (c) of getting a progeny with same
parent? (e) If instead of the above male, the cross was with one heterozygous for all the
genes, what proportion of the offspring will have three dominant phenotypic traits. (f) will
be genotypically like the parents?
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