Two genes control the color and texture of tomatoes: Allele "R" generates a red coloration, and is dominant. Allele "r" generates a green coloration and is recessive. Allele "S" generates a smooth texture, and is dominant. Allele "s" generates a rough texture and is recessive. If you cross one tomato plant with genotype RrSs with another tomato plant with genotype rrss: RrSs x rrss Then what is the probability of getting Red tomatoes with Rough texture? Provide the probability as a percentage.

Two genes control the color and texture of tomatoes: Allele "R" generates a red coloration, and is dominant. Allele "r" generates a green coloration and is recessive. Allele "S" generates a smooth texture, and is dominant. Allele "s" generates a rough texture and is recessive. If you cross one tomato plant with genotype RrSs with another tomato plant with genotype rrss: RrSs x rrss Then what is the probability of getting Red tomatoes with Rough texture? Provide the probability as a percentage.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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