< ||| > Answer the following questions after reading this passage. Based on the model, the student lists the steps that lead to the formation of the trait for green seed in pea plants. Pea plant flower color and seed color Arrange the steps in correct order. In pea plants, the genes for flower color and seed color are located on chromosome 1. A student made a model to show how the genes DNA chromosome 1 contains the gene for green seeds. present on chromosome 1 help in the development of traits in pea plants. Image 1 shows the model made by the student. The protein functions to form green seeds in pea plant. Model 1 The gene sequence contains instructions to code for the protein for green seeds. Gene GAAATTCG CTTTAAGC DNA sequence Protein Purple flower GTAAATCS CATTTAGC Protein Green seeds DNA sequence Gene Chromosome-

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