Mendel's Traits and Symbols for Pea PlantsSymbolSymbolTraitsSeed ShapeSeed ColorSeed Coat ColorPod ShapeDominant AlleleRecessive AlleleRoundYellowColoredSmoothWrinkledGreenWhiteConstrictedYellowPod ColorGreenStem HeightTallShortTerminalFlower PositionAxialA Homozygous terminal *Your answerHeterozygous flower position *Your answerHeterozygous seed color *Your answerHomozygous smooth pad *Your answerHomozygous constricted pod *Your answerHomozygous recessive for seed coat color *Your answer

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Mendel's Traits and Symbols for Pea Plants
Symbol
Symbol
Traits
Seed Shape
Seed Color
Seed Coat Color
Pod Shape
Dominant Allele
Recessive Allele
Round
Yellow
Colored
Smooth
Wrinkled
Green
White
Constricted
Yellow
Pod Color
Green
Stem Height
Tall
Short
Terminal
Flower Position
Axial
A

Homozygous terminal *
Your answer
Heterozygous flower position *
Your answer
Heterozygous seed color *
Your answer
Homozygous smooth pad *
Your answer
Homozygous constricted pod *
Your answer
Homozygous recessive for seed coat color *
Your answer

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