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In peas, tall stems & axial flowers are dominant to dwarf stems & terminal flowers, which are recessive. If you have a tall, axial flowering plant and want to determine its genotype, what kind of pea should you breed it with?
a. tall & axial flowering
b. dwarf & axial flowering
c. dwarf & terminal flowering
d. tall & terminal flowering
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