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On selfing a plant of `F_(1)`-generation with genotype "AABbCC", the genotypic ratio in `F_(2)` generation will be

A

`1:2:1`

B

`1:1`

C

`9:3:3:1`

D

`27:9:9:9:3:3:3:1`

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To determine the genotypic ratio in the F2 generation from a selfing of a plant with the genotype "AABbCC", we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Genotype of F1 Generation**: The genotype given is "AABbCC". This means: - "AA" is homozygous dominant for gene A. - "Bb" is heterozygous for gene B. - "CC" is homozygous dominant for gene C. 2. **Determine Gamete Formation**: Since the plant is selfing, we need to determine the types of gametes produced by this genotype: - For "AA", the only gamete produced is "A". - For "Bb", the gametes produced are "B" and "b". - For "CC", the only gamete produced is "C". Thus, the possible gametes from this genotype are: - ABC (from AABbCC) - ABc (from AABbCC) - AbC (from AABbCC) - Abc (from AABbCC) 3. **Set Up a Punnett Square**: We will set up a Punnett square to visualize the cross between the gametes: - The gametes from one parent (AABbCC) will be on one side, and the gametes from the other parent (AABbCC) will be on the other side. - The gametes are: ABC, ABc, AbC, Abc. 4. **Fill in the Punnett Square**: The Punnett square will have 4 rows and 4 columns, where we will fill in the combinations of the gametes: ``` ABC ABc AbC Abc ------------------------------------- ABC | AABBCc | AABBCc | AABbCC | AABbCc | ABc | AABBCc | AABBCc | AABbCc | AABbCc | AbC | AABbCC | AABbCc | AABbCC | AABbCc | Abc | AABbCc | AABbCc | AABbCc | AABbCc | ``` 5. **Count the Genotypes**: Now we will count the different genotypes produced: - AABBCc: 1 - AABbCC: 1 - AABbCc: 2 - AABbCc: 2 6. **Determine the Genotypic Ratio**: The genotypic ratio can be summarized as: - 1 AABBCc : 2 AABbCc : 1 AABbCC Therefore, the genotypic ratio in the F2 generation is: **1 : 2 : 1**. ### Final Answer: The genotypic ratio in the F2 generation will be **1 : 2 : 1**. ---
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