Use Models Use a separate piece of paper draw a Punnett square to represent the
cross of two pea plants, each heterozygous for tallness (Tt). Use the Punnett square to
identify the probability of an offspring that is short.

Respuesta :

you need to include what trait is dominant/recessive. if tt is the genotype for short, there would be a 25% probability of the offspring being short. however, if TT is the genotype for short, there would be a 75% probability of the offspring being short.

The probability of an offspring that is short, in the given case is - 25%

Heterozygous Cross

A heterozygous tall plant will have a genotype of Tt. T is mainly the dominant allele and will actually rule over the t allele, which is recessive. Each parent has a Tt genotype.

The gametes are produced by each parent are - T, and t

Then the cross: Tt X Tt

Punnett square:

    T       t

T   TT    Tt

t   Tt      tt

Thus, the tt which is recessive and expresses short plant is only 25%.

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