The most reasonable prediction about the three plants based on their genotypes is:
Plant A and Plant C will have similar heights.
Here's the reasoning:
- Plant A has the genotype tt, which means it is homozygous recessive and will express the trait associated with the recessive allele (short height).
- Plant B has the genotype TT, which means it is homozygous dominant and will express the dominant trait (tall height).
- Plant C has the genotype Tt, which is heterozygous and will also express the dominant trait (tall height).
Since Plant A (tt) will be short and Plant C (Tt) will be tall, the most reasonable conclusion is that Plant A and Plant C will not have similar heights.
Plant C (Tt) will be taller than Plant A (tt).
The accurate response based solely on the genotypes provided is actually:
Plant C will not be the shortest.
Plant B will be the tallest.
However, the best match from the original responses considering Plant C's height compared to Plant A is:
Plant B and Plant C will have similar heights.
This is because Plant B (TT) will be tall and Plant C (Tt) will also be tall, so they will share a similar height.
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