A = apetala 2 (ap2) B = pistillata (pi), apetala 3 (ap3) C = agamous (ag)...

A = apetala 2 (ap2)

B = pistillata (pi), apetala 3 (ap3)

C = agamous (ag)

For the Mutant Combo below,what would the flower look like in each whorl. And are they determinate or indeterminate? :

1) 35S::AG: ap3

2) 35S::AP3 35S::PI

3) 35S::AP3 35S::PI ag

4) How could you make a flower with all petal? what about all stamens?

Expert Solution

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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