alleryT is dominant to t. A tall pea has a dwarf parent. Its genotype is:
ATwo dominant alleles
BOne allele of each
CTwo recessive alleles
DEither homozygous type
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. One allele of each
The dwarf parent supplies t, so its tall offspring must have Tt.
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