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The Australian grass tree, from the genus Xanthorrhoea in the lily family, grows to a height of about 4.5 m, bears long narrow...Asked by jiskhaweekend
The Australian grass tree, from the genus Xanthorrhoea in the lily family, grows to a height of about 4.5 m, bears long narrow leaves in a tuft at the top of the trunk, and produces yellow or white flowers in a spike above the leaves. A yellow-flowered tree was test-crossed. The seeds were collected and planted. The resulting progeny were 28 white-flowered trees and 23 yellow-flowered trees.
What is the expected phenotypic ratio of white-flowering grass trees to yellow-flowering grass trees among the progeny that result from the cross?
Enter your answer in the format yellow:white (for example you would enter 10:3 if you expect that that the phenotypic ratio should be 10 yellow-flowering trees for every 3 white flowering trees).
what is the ratio
What is the expected phenotypic ratio of white-flowering grass trees to yellow-flowering grass trees among the progeny that result from the cross?
Enter your answer in the format yellow:white (for example you would enter 10:3 if you expect that that the phenotypic ratio should be 10 yellow-flowering trees for every 3 white flowering trees).
what is the ratio
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