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Assume that in pea plants yellow and smooth are dominant and independent traits. If a green, homozygous smooth plant is mated with a plant that is heterozygous for both traits, what fraction of the offspring can be expected to be both yellow and smooth?1/81/4 1/2All offspring will be yellow and smooth.
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