Two pea plants are crossed to make 1,000 offspring. All offspring possess long pods and round peas. Long pods (L) are dominant to short pods (l), and round peas are dominant (R) to wrinkled peas (r). Which of the following are possible genotypes of the parent plants? Correct Answer(s) Llrr \times llrr Press Space to open LLrr \times llRR Press Space to open LLRr \times LlRr Press Space to open LLRR \times llrr Press Space to open Incorrect Answer(s)
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