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When Mendel Crossed True-Breeding Yellow-Seed Plants with True-Breeding Green-Seed Plants

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When Mendel crossed true-breeding yellow-seed plants with true-breeding green-seed plants, the offspring were genotypically:

A) yellow seed.
B) green seed.
C) a mixture of yellow and green seed.
D) made up of a combination of yellow and green alleles.

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