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A white flowered mirabilis plant rr was crossed with red colour RR, If 120 plants are produced in `F_(2)` generation. The result would be :-

A

90 uniformly coloured & 30 white

B

90 Non-uniformaly coloured & 30 white

C

60 Non-uniformly coloured & 60 white

D

All coloured & No white

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To solve the problem, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand the Genotypes We have two parent plants: - A white-flowered Mirabilis plant with the genotype **rr** (homozygous recessive). - A red-flowered Mirabilis plant with the genotype **RR** (homozygous dominant). ### Step 2: Determine the F1 Generation When we cross the two parent plants (rr x RR), all the offspring in the F1 generation will have the genotype **Rr**. Due to incomplete dominance, the phenotype of the F1 generation will be pink flowers. ### Step 3: Self-Cross the F1 Generation Now, when we self-cross the F1 generation (Rr x Rr), we can use a Punnett square to determine the genotypic ratio: - **R** (dominant) and **r** (recessive) can combine in the following ways: - RR (red) - Rr (pink) - Rr (pink) - rr (white) ### Step 4: Determine the Phenotypic Ratio From the Punnett square, we can see the phenotypic ratio of the offspring: - 1 RR (red) - 2 Rr (pink) - 1 rr (white) This gives us a phenotypic ratio of **1 red : 2 pink : 1 white**. ### Step 5: Calculate the Number of Plants Given that there are **120 plants** in the F2 generation, we can calculate the number of each phenotype: - Total parts = 1 (red) + 2 (pink) + 1 (white) = 4 parts - Each part = 120 plants / 4 = 30 plants Thus: - Red flowers (RR) = 30 plants - Pink flowers (Rr) = 60 plants - White flowers (rr) = 30 plants ### Step 6: Analyze the Results From the calculations: - There are **30 red** plants, **60 pink** plants (non-uniformly colored), and **30 white** plants. ### Conclusion The result of the cross is: - 30 plants are red (RR) - 60 plants are pink (Rr) - 30 plants are white (rr) ### Final Answer Thus, the correct interpretation of the results is that there are **90 non-uniformly colored plants (60 pink)** and **30 white** plants. ---
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