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The weight of the fruit of one variety of squashes is
determined by three pairs of genes: AABBCC produces 6 lb
squashes and aabbcc produces 3 lb squashes. Each dominant
allele adds 1/2 lb tothe base weight (3 lb). If a pure
breeding line that produced 6 lb squashes was crossed with
a pure breeding line that produced 3 lb squashes, what
would be the phenotypic ratio of the F1 and the F2?
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Answer Posted / pinga
phenotypic ratio of F1 = 4.5 lb
phenotypic ratio of F2 = 6lb,5.5lb,5lb,4.5lb,4lb,3.5lb,3lb
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