Which one is possible progeny in F2 generation of pure breed tall with round seed and short plant with wrinkled seed ?

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If pea plants with round and green seeds (RRyy) are crossed with pea plants having wrinkled and yellow seeds (rrYY), the seeds developed by the plants of F₁ generation will be :

MCQ (Single)Mendel's Experiments with Pea PlantsDominant and Recessive TraitsLaw of Independent Assortment

Mendel worked out the rules of heredity by working on garden pea using a number of visible contrasting characters. He conducted several experiments by making a cross with one or two pairs of contrasting characters of pea plant. On the basis of his observations he gave some interpretations which helped to study the mechanism of inheritance.

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In one of Mendalian experiments, when F₁ generation pea plants with round yellow seeds were self-pollinated, pea seeds with the following combinations were obtained in F₂ generation : Seeds: Round yellow - 800, Round green - 275, Wrinkled yellow - 268, Wrinkled green - 90 Analyse the result and describe the mechanism of inheritance of traits which explains the above results.

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Mendel crossed pure tall pea plants (TT) with pure short pea plants (tt) and obtained F₁ progeny. When the plants of F₁ progeny were self-pollinated, plants of F₂ progeny were obtained.

CASE_STUDIESMendel's Experiments with Pea PlantsDominant and Recessive TraitsLaw of Segregation

A plant with violet flowers (VV) was crossed with a plant with white flowers (vv).

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Name any two pairs of contrasting characters other than height used by Mendel in his experiments.

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