The following table provides results (petal colour) of 4 different F1 X F1 crosses. The genes involved in the 4 crosses are unrelated. Complete the table by indicating the phenotype of the testers and what would be the phenotypic ratios if the each F1 (indicated in the F1 phenotype column) were testcrossed. F1 Phenotype of the Phenotypic ratio in the F2 Testcross phenotypic ratio phenotype tester 12/16 cream; 3/16 black; 1/16 Cream gray Orange 1/4 Red ; 1/2 orange; 1/4 yellow Black 15/16 black; 1/16 white Solid red 2/3 solid red; 1/3 small red dots

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The following table provides results (petal colour) of 4 different F1 X F1 crosses. The genes
involved in the 4 crosses are unrelated. Complete the table by indicating the phenotype of the
testers and what would be the phenotypic ratios if the each F1 (indicated in the F1 phenotype
column) were testcrossed.
F1
Phenotype of the
Phenotypic ratio in the F2
Testcross phenotypic ratio
phenotype
tester
12/16 cream; 3/16 black; 1/16
Cream
gray
Orange
1/4 Red ; 1/2 orange; 1/4 yellow
Black
15/16 black; 1/16 white
Solid red
2/3 solid red; 1/3 small red dots
Transcribed Image Text:The following table provides results (petal colour) of 4 different F1 X F1 crosses. The genes involved in the 4 crosses are unrelated. Complete the table by indicating the phenotype of the testers and what would be the phenotypic ratios if the each F1 (indicated in the F1 phenotype column) were testcrossed. F1 Phenotype of the Phenotypic ratio in the F2 Testcross phenotypic ratio phenotype tester 12/16 cream; 3/16 black; 1/16 Cream gray Orange 1/4 Red ; 1/2 orange; 1/4 yellow Black 15/16 black; 1/16 white Solid red 2/3 solid red; 1/3 small red dots
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