If you breed a true breeding pea plant with big leaves with a true breeding plant with small leaves and see that all offspring have big leaves, what can you conclude? 

A. s Big leaves are the dominant trait 

B. Small leaves are the dominant trait 

C. The parent plants must both be heterozygous

Yellow pea color is dominant to green pea color . White flower color (W) is dominant to purple flower color (w). You cross a pea plant heterozygous for yellow pea color and heterozygous for white flower color with a pea plant heterozygous for yellow pea color and homozygous for purple flower color. If the offspring are 16 plants how many of them will have yellow peas and purple flowers? 

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