To predict the heights of the pea plants based on their genotypes:
- Plant A has genotype tt (homozygous recessive), which typically represents the short phenotype.
- Plant B has genotype TT (homozygous dominant), which typically represents the tall phenotype.
- Plant C has genotype Tt (heterozygous), which typically represents the tall phenotype as well.
Given these genotypes, we can derive the following heights:
- Plant B (TT) will be the tallest.
- Plant C (Tt) will also be tall but may be slightly shorter than Plant B.
- Plant A (tt) will be the shortest.
Based on this information, the most reasonable prediction is:
Plant A will be the tallest. (This is incorrect based on the genotypes.)
The correct prediction should be:
Plant C will be the shortest. (This is also incorrect.)
Plant A will be the tallest. (This goes against findings)
Plant B and Plant C will have similar heights. (This would be most likely true as both are tall but not identical)
However, if we look for the most accurate prediction based on their genotypes, the answer would be:
Plant A will be the shortest.