in snapdragons, if red-flowered plants are pollinated by white-flowered plants, the offspring have pink flowers. Draw a Punnett swuare to show (a)result of crossing red-flowered and white-flowered plants and (b)then allowing their offspring to self-pollinate. what are the phenotype ratios in each case?
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Assume there is one gene for flower color:
R is the red allele
r is the white allele
RR is red
Rr is pink
rr is white
Crossing red(RR) and white(rr) flowers
.....R......R
r...Rr.....Rr
r...Rr.....Rr
All pink flowers
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The cross of two pink (Rr) flowers:
.....R.......r
R..RR...Rr
r...Rr.....rr
This gives a red:pink:white ratio of 1:2:1.
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Reply:It's an example of incomplete dominance (if you don't know that already, look it up and study some more).
R=Red
r=White
For this phenotypic ratio, I am using RR:Rr:rr, because it is incomplete dominance, as opposed to RR and Rr:rr, with a regular example
r r
R Rr Rr
R Rr Rr
It says that that all of this generation, known as F1(F for Filial), that all of the offspring will be pink, the phenotypic ration is 0:4:0
When allowed to self-pollinate, this Punnett square occurs,
R r
R RR Rr
r Rr rr
In this generation, known as F2, the phenotypic ratio is 1:2:1.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
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