In several plants, such as tobacco, primrose, and red clover, combinations of alleles in eggs and pollen
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In several plants, such as tobacco, primrose, and red clover, combinations of alleles in eggs and pollen have been found to influence the reproductive compatibility of the plants. Homozygous combinations, such as S1 S1, do not develop because S1 pollen is not effective on S1 stigmas. However, S1 pollen is effective on S2 S3 stigmas. What progeny might be expected from the following crosses (seed parent written first):
(a) S1 S2 × S2 S3;
(b) S1 S2 × S3 S4;
(c) S4 S5 × S4 S5; and
(d) S3 S4 × S5 S6? .
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Principles of Genetics
ISBN: 978-1119142287
7th edition
Authors: D. Peter Snustad, Michael J. Simmons
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