In tomato, the genes for purple vs green stems (P=purple, dominant; pp=green) an

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In tomato, the genes for purple vs green stems (P=purple, dominant; pp=green) and cut vs potato leaves (C=cut, dominant; cc=potato) are inherited independently. Reduce the genotype of the parents in the following cross, "purple, cut" X "purple, potato", which resulted in the F1 progeny showing 48 "purple, cut", and 49 "purple, potato." A. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP CC B. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP Cc C. It is possible that the second parent ( on the right) is Pp cc D. None of the above In tomato, the genes for purple vs green stems (P=purple, dominant; pp=green) and cut vs potato leaves (C=cut, dominant; cc=potato) are inherited independently. Reduce the genotype of the parents in the following cross, "purple, cut" X "purple, potato", which resulted in the F1 progeny showing 48 "purple, cut", and 49 "purple, potato." A. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP CC B. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP Cc C. It is possible that the second parent ( on the right) is Pp cc D. None of the above A. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP CC B. The first parent ( on the left) genotype must be PP Cc C. It is possible that the second parent ( on the right) is Pp cc D. None of the above

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The first parent ( on the left ) genotype must be PP CC

The first parent ( on the left ) genotype must be PP CC

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