Question

If the parents are PPLLXppll, then the F1 generation is PpLl.

Say that the F1 generation is crossed with PPLL. It would be a cross between PpLl X PPLL. Then what is the F1 generation or in other words what are the different gametes I can use to make a F2 generation punnett square?

I came up with PL, pL, pl, and Pl. Is that right?

Answer 1

One parent (PPLL) will only have PL gametes, while the other (F1) will have the ones you designated. Good work!

Answer 2

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

Yes, you are correct! The F1 generation from crossing PpLl with PPLL would produce the gametes PL, pL, pl, and Pl. These four different gametes can then be used to create a Punnett square for the F2 generation.