(T) represents tall and (t) represents dwarf stem lengths in a plant. There is a breeding...

(T) represents tall and (t) represents dwarf stem lengths in a plant.
There is a breeding between two heterogygous tall plants ( Tt * Tt).
This results in 75 percent being tall and 25 percent being dwarf.

If 4 plants grew up during this breeding, it is possible for all the offspring to be all dwarfs?
I want to know if there is a chance they all could all be dwarfs, even if it is very rare.

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gladiator answered 2 years ago

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