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In peas, tall (D) is dominant to dwarf (d) and yellow cotyledons (G) is dominant to green (g). If a tall, homozygous, yellow pea plant is crossed with a dwarf, green pea plant, what will be the phenotypic results in the F_1 and F_2?

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  1. F1 generation are all tall and green. The F2 generation will have 1/2 tall and green, 1/4 tall and yellow, 1/4 dwarf and green.
  2. F1 generation are all tall and green. The F2 generation will have 9/16 tall and green, 3/16 tall and yellow, 3/16 dwarf and green, 1/16 dwarf and yellow.
  3. F1 generation are all dwarf and green. The F2 generation will have 3/4 dwarf and green, 1/4 tall and yellow.
  4. F1 generation are all tall and green. The F2 generation will have 9/16 dwarf and green, 3/16 dwarf and yellow, 3/16 tall and green, 1/16 tall and yellow.
  5. F1 generation are all tall and yellow. The F2 generation will have 3/4 tall and yellow, 1/4 dwarf and green.
  6. F1 generation are all dwarf and yellow. The F2 generation will have 9/16 dwarf and yellow, 3/16 dwarf and green, 3/16 tall and yellow, 1/16 tall and green.
  7. F1 generation are all tall and yellow. The F2 generation will have 1/2 tall and yellow, 1/4 tall and green, 1/4 dwarf and yellow.
  8. F1 generation are all dwarf and yellow. The F2 generation will have 9/16 tall and yellow, 3/16 dwarf and yellow, 3/16 tall and green, 1/16 dwarf and green.
  9. F1 generation are all tall and yellow. The F2 generation will have 9/16 tall and yellow, 3/16 tall and green, 3/16 dwarf and yellow, 1/16 dwarf and green.
  10. F1 generation are all dwarf and green. The F2 generation will have 9/16 dwarf and green, 3/16 dwarf and yellow, 3/16 tall and green, 1/16 tall and yellow.

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