A true-breeding pea plant with green seeds is crossed with another true-breeding pea plant with green seeds. What kind of seeds will the offspring have?

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A. 	 yellow seeds 
	   
  B. 	 green seeds 
	   
  C. 	 yellow-green seeds 
	   
  D. 	 some of each color

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@TrashMan914

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Peculiar... I just saw this posted in the Math section. I'll take a look.

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ok

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@frogs29

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Are either of these plants homozygous? dominant or recessive?

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idk

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help plz some one

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It's just a guess, but I'm thinking D, since it lacks any information regarding homozygous dominant and recessive genes. I'd hold out for someone who's positive on this to answer, though.

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ok

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some one who knows this plz help

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@frogs29

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Will go for D too. Since the trait whether recessive or dominant is not specified

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i know im late but its green seeds for people in the future

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The actual answer is green seeds, I just checked. (Just if anyone needed help)

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how obvious does it have to be? Think of it like this two Yorkie mate, what breed will their litter be? A)Yorkies B)Poodles C)Chihuahuas or D)Greyhounds
A) Yorkies

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@Somy  help

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which statement best summarizes Gregor Mendel's cointribution to science?

somy · Answer

@eddiessocool where is your own q?