83. Allelmas genlarning o'zaro ta'siri. K1. (2023) Xo'rozlar tojlarining shakllari va avstraliyaxoldor to'tilarining pat rangi noallel genlarningkomplementar ta'siri tufayli yuzaga keladi. Shungako'ra Aabb (I) va aaBB (II) genotiplar orqali to'ti vaxo'rozlarning qaysi belgilarini ifodalash mumkin?1) sariq patli to'ti va gulsimon tojli xo'roz; 2) yashilpatli to'ti va yong'oqsimon tojli xo'roz; 3) havorangpatli to'ti va gulsimon tojli xo'roz; 4) oq patli to'tiva no'xatsimon tojli xo'roz; 5) sariq patli to'ti vano'xatsimon tojli xo'roz; 6) oq patli to'ti va oddiytojli xo'roz; 7) havorang patli to'ti va no'xatsimontojli xo'roz.4) birto'ldirbelgir6) birtomonA) 2,4. (202o'zarpillagena1) AaB) I-3; II-56) AD) I-2; II-4A) 1C) 32. (2022) Qanday irsiylanishda ikki yoki undan ortiqA) 1-6: 11-1C) I-7:11-5

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