Peas

... this question. Genetics are not my strong point in bio. Please help me with this. Thanks :) 1. A backyard gardener had seeds from a variety of peas that were hybrids (heterozygous) for red flower colour. In peas, red flower colour (R) is dominant to white flower colour (r). If these plants ...

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... The rest of your reasoning is faulty at best. I’ll try to explain with another example… Suppose you have two pea plants, one gives green peas and one yellow. They are true breeding because they self-pollinate (“mother” and “father” are one plant). Now you decided to see what happens if ...

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... half. I found out i was allergic to about 20 different foods that didn't come up in a regular food allergy test. gluten,dairy,coconut,green peas, almonds, lima beans etc... I've taken these foods out of my diet and in 3 months bloating is totally gone and weight back to normal..THANK GOD! ...

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... (hard to find these days). Any offspring between the two cannot therefore be purebred white or black (answer 4). As canalon implies, people aren't peas.

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Hi, thanks for the response.I was thinking more like high school genetics, such as examples with green and yellow peas when green is dominant and yellow caused by a recessive allele. However i take it from your response that what makes an allele recessive is one of the three options ...

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