One plant with genotype YySs is crossed with another plant with the same genotype. Use the Punnett square below to find all the possible outcomes of this cross. Hint: First put all the possible gametes from each parent in each space of the top and side. (1 point)

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This is what is called a dihybrid cross, YySs, since the parents are heterozygous for both Y and S genes, we will have four combinations of gametes. These are: YS, Ys, yS, ys
Using this information, we can create a 4x4 punnett square using these genotypes crossed with each other

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Out of the 16 possible outcomes, how many have yellow leaves?

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Is yellow the dominant Y allele or recessive? If dominant, then just count the dominant Y's (Yy or YY) in your genotypes. If recessive, then you need to look at which genotypes contain yy.

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@adrianluvvsyouu2 wrote:

Is yellow the dominant Y allele or recessive? If dominant, then just count the dominant Y's (Yy or YY) in your genotypes. If recessive, then you need to look at which genotypes contain yy.

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