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P - Purple Flower S-Yellow seed G- Green pod p - White flower s-Green seed g - Yellow pod P S S G G P S G u P Π g Homozygous Dom - % Homozygous Dom - % Homozygous Dom % Heterozygous- % Heterozygous- % Heterozygous- % Homozygous Rec % Homozygous Rec % Homozygous Rec - %
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To analyze the provided genetic data of the flower characteristics and calculate the percentages of homozygous dominant, heterozygous, and homozygous recessive genotypes, we need to follow a systematic approach.
Let's first break down the genetic information provided:
**Traits:**
- P (Purple) - Dominant
- p (White) - Recessive
- S (Yellow seed) - Dominant
- s (Green seed) - Recessive
- G (Green pod) - Dominant
- g (Yellow pod) - Recessive
From your provided data, we cannot derive direct percentages without knowing the total number of individuals. However, we can categorize the genotypes based on the characteristics.
### Genotypes Derived from the Data
Assuming from provided letters in the data:
1. P (Purple flower) implies genotype could be either PP (homozygous dominant) or Pp (heterozygous).
2. p (White flower) is homozygous recessive (pp).
3. S (Yellow seed) could be either SS (homozygous dominant) or Ss (heterozygous).
4. s (Green seed) is homozygous recessive (ss).
5. G (Green pod) could be either GG (homozygous dominance) or Gg (heterozygous).
6. g (Yellow pod) is homozygous recessive (gg).
### Data Breakdown
To calculate the percentages of relevant genotypes, we would have to count the occurrences of each type. Here’s how you might generally categorize:
1. **Homozygous Dominant (PP, SS, GG):**
- Count occurrences of PP, SS, and GG.
2. **Heterozygous (Pp, Ss, Gg):**
- Count occurrences of Pp, Ss, and Gg.
3. **Homozygous Recessive (pp, ss, gg):**
- Count occurrences of pp, ss, and gg.
### Example Calculation
Assuming you have a population of 100 plants with the following counts:
- Number of PP = 30
- Number of Pp = 50
- Number of pp = 20
- Number of SS = 40
- Number of Ss = 40
- Number of ss = 20
- Number of GG = 30
- Number of Gg = 50
- Number of gg = 20
You can summarize as:
- **Total counts:**
- Total dominants (PP + Pp + SS + Ss + GG + Gg) = 30 + 50 + 40 + 40 + 30 + 50 = 240
- Total recessives (pp + ss + gg) = 20 + 20 + 20 = 60
- Total counts = 100
### Next Step Calculation
For example:
1. **% Homozygous Dominant (PP, SS, GG):**
- (Total homozygous dominant/Total plants) * 100 = ((30 + 40 + 30)/100) * 100 = 100%
2. **% Heterozygous (Pp, Ss, Gg):**
- (Total heterozygous/Total plants) * 100 = ((50 + 40 + 50)/100) * 100 = 140%
3. **% Homozygous Recessive (pp, ss, gg):**
- (Total homozygous recessive/Total plants) * 100 = ((20 + 20 + 20)/100) * 100 = 60%
Finally, the actual values could differ depending on real counts from your population.
Please replace the hypothetical numbers with your actual counts to get the real percentages. If more count data is provided, accurate percentages can be derived accordingly.
Let's first break down the genetic information provided:
**Traits:**
- P (Purple) - Dominant
- p (White) - Recessive
- S (Yellow seed) - Dominant
- s (Green seed) - Recessive
- G (Green pod) - Dominant
- g (Yellow pod) - Recessive
From your provided data, we cannot derive direct percentages without knowing the total number of individuals. However, we can categorize the genotypes based on the characteristics.
### Genotypes Derived from the Data
Assuming from provided letters in the data:
1. P (Purple flower) implies genotype could be either PP (homozygous dominant) or Pp (heterozygous).
2. p (White flower) is homozygous recessive (pp).
3. S (Yellow seed) could be either SS (homozygous dominant) or Ss (heterozygous).
4. s (Green seed) is homozygous recessive (ss).
5. G (Green pod) could be either GG (homozygous dominance) or Gg (heterozygous).
6. g (Yellow pod) is homozygous recessive (gg).
### Data Breakdown
To calculate the percentages of relevant genotypes, we would have to count the occurrences of each type. Here’s how you might generally categorize:
1. **Homozygous Dominant (PP, SS, GG):**
- Count occurrences of PP, SS, and GG.
2. **Heterozygous (Pp, Ss, Gg):**
- Count occurrences of Pp, Ss, and Gg.
3. **Homozygous Recessive (pp, ss, gg):**
- Count occurrences of pp, ss, and gg.
### Example Calculation
Assuming you have a population of 100 plants with the following counts:
- Number of PP = 30
- Number of Pp = 50
- Number of pp = 20
- Number of SS = 40
- Number of Ss = 40
- Number of ss = 20
- Number of GG = 30
- Number of Gg = 50
- Number of gg = 20
You can summarize as:
- **Total counts:**
- Total dominants (PP + Pp + SS + Ss + GG + Gg) = 30 + 50 + 40 + 40 + 30 + 50 = 240
- Total recessives (pp + ss + gg) = 20 + 20 + 20 = 60
- Total counts = 100
### Next Step Calculation
For example:
1. **% Homozygous Dominant (PP, SS, GG):**
- (Total homozygous dominant/Total plants) * 100 = ((30 + 40 + 30)/100) * 100 = 100%
2. **% Heterozygous (Pp, Ss, Gg):**
- (Total heterozygous/Total plants) * 100 = ((50 + 40 + 50)/100) * 100 = 140%
3. **% Homozygous Recessive (pp, ss, gg):**
- (Total homozygous recessive/Total plants) * 100 = ((20 + 20 + 20)/100) * 100 = 60%
Finally, the actual values could differ depending on real counts from your population.
Please replace the hypothetical numbers with your actual counts to get the real percentages. If more count data is provided, accurate percentages can be derived accordingly.