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#Question id: 5464


Two varieties of maize averaging AABBCC (200 inch) and aabbcc (80 inch) in height, respectively, are crossed. The F1 progeny is quite uniform averaging 140 inches in height allowed to self fertilization. If height is control by 3 pair of polygene, what is the height of following genotype of F2 plant?

I- AaBBCC     II- aaBbCC       III- aabbCc

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology
  1. I- 180 inch  II- 140 inch  III- 100 inch

  2. I- 100 inch  II- 140 inch  III- 180 inch

  3. I- 200 inch  II- 140 inch  III-  80 inch

  4. I- 180 inch  II- 100 inch  III- 140 inch

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