In tomatoes, yellow fruit and dwarf vines are due to recessive alleles of genes
which produce the more common red fruit and tall vines. If pollen from a pureline dwarf plant bearing red fruit is placed on the pistil of a pureline tall plant bearing yellow fruit, what types of plants and fruit would be expected in the F1? If these are crossed among themselves, what results would be expected in the F2?

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In tomatoes, yellow fruit and dwarf vines are due to recessive alleles of genes 
which produce the more common red fruit and tall vines. If pollen from a  pure­line dwarf plant bearing red fruit is placed on the pistil of a pure­line tall  plant bearing yellow fruit, what types of plants and fruit would be expected in the  F1? If these are crossed among themselves, what results would be expected in the  F2?

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