1 Fri Jul . . . . . . 10% ED 2 brightspace.com = + 2 coursehero.com + 5 E Home -1 Paabo Video B ucmo.bright... x FinalExamA... *Chat Thread x Chat Thread Course Hero... Final Exam (... Q UCM Geneti. Q B G + Ask new FinalExamA X Let's solve Question 5 step by step: 0:09:48 remaining Question: Stem length in pea plants is controlled by a single gene where long stems are completely dominant. You cross a true-breeding long-stemmed plant (LL) with a true-breeding short-stemmed plant (II). If 120 F1 plants are Question 6 (0.2 points) examined, what are the likely stem lengths of these plants? Recessive traits are expressed only in the homozygous state. Step-by-Step Solution: O True 1. True-breeding long-stemmed plant genotype: LL (all alleles for long) False 2. True-breeding short-stemmed plant genotype: II (all alleles for short) 3. F1 Generation Cross: LL x II - All offspring will be LI (heterozygous) Question 7 (0.2 points) 4. Dominance: Long stems (L) are dominant over short stems (1), so all F1 plants will have long stems. The tall and short phenotypes in pea plants are examples of For 120 F1 plants: O continuous traits. . All 120 will be long stemmed (LI). O gene interaction. Let's check the options: polygenic traits. . 90 F1 plants are long stemmed and 30 F1 plants are short stemmed O discontinuous traits. multifactorial traits. Ask Al your follow up question. Do not enter personal information. Question 8 (Mandatory) (0.4 points) Match the description with the term. Image Document