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One student (researches) wants to cross pure tall plant (TT) with pure dwarf(tt) plant, what would be the $f_{1}$ and $f_{2}$ generation? Explain.

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At the point when a tall (TT) and a dwarf (tt) plant is crossed together then all plants in the $F_{1}$ generation are hybrid Tt (tall)
In F2 generation, two plants of $F_{1}$ are crossed with each other Tt and Tt and the outcome will be 1 TT (tall),2 Tt(tall), Tt(tall) and 1 tt(short) genotypically and 3tall,1dwarf phenotypically.

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