what's the definition of phenotypic ratio

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what's the definition of phenotypic ratio​

GeumSaWol · Answer

Phenotypic ratio is the comparison of the number of offspring that have different physical traits after a genetic cross. It tells how many have the dominant trait and how many have the recessive trait. For example, if 3 plants are tall and 1 is short, the phenotypic ratio is 3 to 1.

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what's the definition of phenotypic ratio​

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