States)B*In nature, individual plants of Plectritis congesta bear either winged or wingless fruits. Threeindividual plants were collected from nature (thus not necessarily pure breeding) before flow-ering and were either crossed or self-pollinated. The results are shown below.Number of progeny plantsWingless03080031Cross1234TUParental phenotypesWinged #1 (selfed)Winged #/2 (selfed)Wingless #1 (selfed)Winged #1 X Wingless #1Winged #2 X Wingless #1Winged #1 X Winged #2The fruits of two different forms of Plectritis congesta, the sea blush: Wingless fruit and wingedfruit.a) Give a concise genetic hypothesis for the inheritance of fruit shape as determined fromthese crosses (include the number of genes, number of alleles, and dominance relation-ship between alleles).²b) Give the most probable genotypes of: (define your alleles) 2Winged #1Winged #2Wingless #11)2)c) If you self-pollinate the winged #2 plant and planted six seed, what is the probability ofobtaining in those six seed:3)Winged91900161292412all winged progenyone wingless and 5 winged progenyat least one wingless progenyMacBook Pro0PoFocus

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Description: States)B*In nature, individual plants of Plectritis congesta bear either winged or wingless fruits. Threeindividual plants were collected from nature (thus not necessarily pure breeding) before flow-ering and were either crossed or self-pollinated.