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For a particular plant, red flowers (A) are dominant over yellow flowers (a). An initial cross was made between a plant that was correct-breeding for red flowers and another plant true-breeding for yellow flowers. F1 progeny, all having red flowers, were allowed to self- pollinate and form seeds, which were then planted to generate F2 progeny. Pollen from all the resulting F2 plants was pooled and used to fertilize true-breeding yellow plants. What proportion of the progeny resulting from this cross would be expected to have yellow flowers?
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