The height of pea plants from a cross between parent plants heterozygous for height, in which tall is dominant, would be

A) all short.
B) all tall.
C) 1 tall: 3 short.
D) 2 short: 2 tall.
E) 3 tall: 1 short.

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Final Answer : E, Explanation :  In a cross between two heterozygous (Tt) parents for a trait where tall (T) is dominant over short (t), the expected genotypic ratio is 1 TT : 2 Tt : 1 tt, which translates to a phenotypic ratio of 3 tall : 1 short.

The height of pea plants from a cross between parent plants heterozygous for height, in which tall is dominant, would be

A) all short.
B) all tall.
C) 1 tall: 3 short.
D) 2 short: 2 tall.
E) 3 tall: 1 short.

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The height of pea plants from a cross between parent plants heterozygous for height, in which tall is dominant, would beA) all short.B) all tall.C) 1 tall: 3 short.D) 2 short: 2 tall.E) 3 tall: 1 short.

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The height of pea plants from a cross between parent plants heterozygous for height, in which tall is dominant, would be

A) all short.
B) all tall.
C) 1 tall: 3 short.
D) 2 short: 2 tall.
E) 3 tall: 1 short.