You cross pure breeding plants with short stamens and white flowers to plants (also purebreeding) with long stamens and blue flowers. All the F1 have white flowers and long stamens. You cross the F1 to another strain of plants, pure breeding for blue flowers and short stamens. The F2 progeny are: 12 White and Long, 85 White and short, 8 Blue and short, 95 blue and long. What is the distance between the two genes? 10 mu 90 mu 1 mu 20 mu They are not linked
You cross pure breeding plants with short stamens and white flowers to plants (also purebreeding) with long stamens and blue flowers. All the F1 have white flowers and long stamens. You cross the F1 to another strain of plants, pure breeding for blue flowers and short stamens. The F2 progeny are: 12 White and Long, 85 White and short, 8 Blue and short, 95 blue and long. What is the distance between the two genes? 10 mu 90 mu 1 mu 20 mu They are not linked
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Transcribed Image Text:You cross pure breeding plants with short stamens
and white flowers to plants (also purebreeding) with
long stamens and blue flowers. All the F1 have white
flowers and long stamens. You cross the F1 to
another strain of plants, pure breeding for blue
flowers and short stamens.
The F2 progeny are: 12 White and Long, 85 White
and short, 8 Blue and short, 95 blue and long.
What is the distance between the two genes?
10 mu
90 mu
1 mu
20 mu
They are not linked
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