Supposed you have two individual peas. One of the peas is a pure breed with round green seeds while the other has heterozygous round yellow seeds. Supposed a farmer wants to have pure breed peas that have green wrinkled seeds. How are you going to come up with these traits using the two peas that you have? (Note: If the E1 does not include a pure breed green wrinkled
Supposed you have two individual peas. One of the peas is a pure breed with round green seeds while the other has heterozygous round yellow seeds. Supposed a farmer wants to have pure breed peas that have green wrinkled seeds. How are you going to come up with these traits using the two peas that you have? (Note: If the E1 does not include a pure breed green wrinkled
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Transcribed Image Text:In the previous topic, you learned that Gregor
Mendel used Pisum sativum to conceptualize
the governing laws of Genetics. In this activity,
we will recall how Gregor Mendel utilized the
idea of classical breeding to come up with
desirable traits.
Supposed you have two individual peas. One of
the peas is a pure breed with round green seeds
while the other has heterozygous round yellow
seeds. Supposed a farmer wants to have pure
breed peas that have green wrinkled seeds.
How are you going to come up with these traits
using the two peas that you have? (Note: If the
F1 does not include a pure breed green wrinkled
seed, you will use the F1 peas for next
generation breeding and so on until you have
the desired traits. Pure breed means
homozygous alleles.)
Show the Punnett squares for the cross. You
will come up with two or more squares based
on how many generations you made.
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