In a monohybrid cross, when an F1 plant is crossed with a homozygous dominant parent, the offspring will be:
A
Dominant : recessive in the ratio 3:1
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B
Only recessive plants
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C
Dominant : recessive in the ratio 1:1
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D
No recessive plants
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Solution
The correct option is D No recessive plants
The genotype of a tall plant in the F1 generation of a monohybrid cross is Tt. When it is crossed with a dominant parent with genotype TT, the crossing can be shown as described in the given Punnett square.
The crossing produces offspring with genotypes TT (Homozygous dominant) and Tt (Heterozygous dominant). Hence all offspring will contain the dominant allele and hence there won't be recessive offspring.