A cross between one tall plant and one dwarf plant resulted in offspring having tall plants. What would be the genotype of offsprings ?
A cross between one tall plant and one dwarf plant resulted in offspring having tall plants. What would be the genotype of offsprings ?
- A
$TT$
- B
$Tt$
- C
$tt$
- D
All of the above
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