Given a plant in which a homozygous dominant individual has green leaves, a homo

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Given a plant in which a homozygous dominant individual has green leaves, a homozygous recessive individual has white leaves and a heterozygous individual has green leaves with white blotches. If a green plant is mated to a white plant, what percentage of the offspring would be green and white (blotched)? If a green plant is mated to a blotch plant, what percentage of the offspring would be green and white (blotched)? Given a plant in which a homozygous dominant individual has green leaves, a homozygous recessive individual has white leaves and a heterozygous individual has green leaves with white blotches. If a green plant is mated to a white plant, what percentage of the offspring would be green and white (blotched)? If a green plant is mated to a blotch plant, what percentage of the offspring would be green and white (blotched)?

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1. GG green X gg white

           Gg Green with white blotch.

100% - All offspring have Green with white blotch.

2. GG green X Gg Blotch plant

      GG - Green 50%
      Gg - Green and white blotch 50%
    

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