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Old May 26, 2012   #1
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If you were to cross a PL variety with a RL variety what dominant leaf would be in the offspring?

Just curious about it.

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I think RL is dominant to PL. But if I'm wrong, I'm sure someone will be along shortly to correct me.

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Old May 26, 2012   #3
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Yes, RL is dominant to PL so if the RL is homozygous dominant then all the offspring will be RL, but if the RL is heterozygous for leaf form then the results might be different.

let C= RL
let c = PL

CC is homozygous dominant and RL
Cc is heterozygous and RL
cc is homozygous recessive and PL

CC X cc gives all RL plants

Cc X CC gives 1/2 Cc plants that are RL and 1/2 cc which are PL.

And no, you never really know if an RL is CC or Cc until you do a cross.

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Carolyn and Sherry,

The question came to me as I was pruning suckers this morning.
Thank you for the answer.


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