Respuesta :
Answer and Explanation:
Available data:
- The Cr allele produces red tulips
- The Cp allele produces purple tulips
- The Cw allele produces white tulips.
- Cr is dominant over Cp and Cw
- Cp is dominant over Cw
Cross 1
Parental) CrCp x CpCw
Gametes) Cr Cp Cp Cw
Punnet Square) Cr Cp
Cp CrCp CpCp
Cw CrCw CpCw
F1 phenotype ratio)
2/4=1/2 Red flowers, CrCp and CrCw
2/4=1/2 Purple flowers, CpCp and CpCw
Cross 2
Parental) CrCw x CpCw
Gametes) Cr Cw Cp Cw
Punnet Square) Cr Cw
Cp CrCp CpCw
Cw CrCw CwCw
F1 phenotype ratio)
2/4=1/2 Red flowers, CrCp and CrCw
1/4 Purple flowers, CpCw
1/4 White flowers, CwCw
Answer: The expected phenotype ratio of cross between CR and Cp is 1:1:2.
1 for CC,
1 for Cp, purple
2 for CR and Rp(red) all which are offsprings from the cross.
For cross between Cp and Cw, phenotype ratio is 1:1:2.
1 for CC,
1 for Cw, white,
2 for Cp and pw,purple.
Explanation:
Phenotype gives the observable characters of an individual.
Here, the character observed is flower color of tulip species.
The expected phenotype ratio of cross between CR and Cp is 1:1:2. The offsprings from the cross are CC, Cp,CR and Rp
1 for CC,
1 for Cp, purple
2 for CR and Rp red, since red is dominant over purple.
For cross between Cp and Cw, phenotype ratio is 1:1:2. The offsprings from the cross give CC, Cw, Cp and pw
1 for CC,
1 for Cw, white,
2 for Cp and pw,purple since purple is dominant over white.