If tall plant height (T) is dominant to short plant height (t), a monohybrid crossbetween a heterozygous plant and homozygous recessive plant would produceO 1/2 tall plants and 1/2 short plantsO 3/4 short plants and 1/4 tall plantsO 3/4 tall plants and % short plants.O 4/4 tall plants

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If tall plant height (T) is dominant to short plant height (t), a monohybrid cross between a heterozygous plant and homozygous recessive plant would produceE O 1/2 tall plants and 1/2 short plants O 3/4 short plants and 1/4 tall plants O 3/4 tall plants and % short plants.

If tall plant height (T) is dominant to short plant height (t), a monohybrid cross between a heterozygous plant and homozygous recessive plant would produceE O 1/2 tall plants and 1/2 short plants O 3/4 short plants and 1/4 tall plants O 3/4 tall plants and % short plants.

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