In the given diagram, which of the following accounts for the green pea seed in the f2 generation?

If the genotype has one dominant and one recessive allele, then the phenotype will be :

• An allele refers to DNA sequences present in a particular locus
• The allele is the different versions or variants that are possible for a specific gene
• For a particular gene two alleles are present
• The allele is expressed as the phenotype
• Usually the dominant allele will be expressed

An allele is considered as:

• Alleles are sequence of nucleic acid that determine the phenotype of an organism

In sexual reproduction ______ gametes fuse to form _________ zygote.

• Living organisms contain two types of cells: somatic cells and sex cells
• The somatic or body cells contain two sets of chromosomes and are called diploid
• The gametes contain single set of chromosomes and are called haploid

Genotype is referred to as the_________________

• Genotype of an individual is a combination of genes received from both parents
• The offspring will exert the characteristics of the dominant alone, though the genotype contains both dominant and recessive alleles

If a cross between homozygous tall (TT) and homozygous dwarf pea plant (tt) is carried out then, the offspring of the F1 generation will be:   

• Monohybrid cross between TT vs tt is as follows:

• Tt is heterozygous and represents tall offspring

Which branch of biology focuses on the study of inheritance?

• Inheritance is the transmission of genes down to future generations
• Laws of inheritance were proposed by Mendel
• Laws of inheritance include: Law of dominance, Law of segregation and Law of independent assortment
• The gene is the hereditary unit 
• The physical traits are due to the expression of genes

Phenotype means the ______________________ of an individual.

• Behavior is also included in phenotype
• Phenotype can be subjected to change
• Alteration of phenotype to survive extreme condition is the basis for evolution

Which among the following is a recessive trait in pea plants?

• The homozygous trait for violet flower is PP and for white flower is pp
• A cross between these two flowers produced Pp which is heterozygous
• The hybrid formed exhibited dominant allele purple color, which will mask the recessive allele expression

Mendel believed that characteristics of pea plants are determined by the:

• Genes have two alleles: a dominant and recessive
• If both alleles are same they are termed homozygous, otherwise heterozygous
• The offspring will exhibit the characteristics of the dominant allele 

Mendel used __________ type of pea lines.

• Self pollinating flowers are produced when pollen fall from anther to the stigma of the same plant
• The genetic information of the female and male gametes will be same
• New character will not be produced during self pollination or true breeding
• Elimination of weaker qualities will not be possible in these plants

The idea that different alleles pairs are passed to offspring independently of each other is Mendel's law of:

• The law of segregation is the basis for independent assortment
• During meiosis, the number of chromosomes is reduced to half to form haploid gametes
• The assortment of the chromosomes into gametes occur randomly
• Following segregation, recombination also occurs during meiosis
• Combination of paternal and maternal genes can occur and a hybrid is formed

The genotypic ratio of monohybrid cross is?

• Monohybrid cross is the cross between parents with homozygous genotype of a single trait
• Genotype of homozygous individuals cane be determined through monohybrid cross
• The dominant allele can be determined
• Punnett square can be used to determine the phenotype and genotype 

Continuous self-pollination in a species may develop?

• Pollination helps in the reproduction in plants by transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma
• Pollination can be classified into 

1. Self pollination: Pollen grains from anther falls into the stigma of the same flower
2. Cross pollination: Pollen grains from anther falls into the stigma of a different flower

Which method is used to produce a true-breeding line?  

• True or pure breeding is possible in self-pollination
• Elimination of weaker qualities is not possible
• New variety of offspring cannot be formed in self-pollinating plants

The process of the transfer of characters from parents to offspring is referred to as ______

• The genes are present in chromosomes
• Each organism has a specific number of chromosome
• Humans have 23 pairs while peas have 7 pairs