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In garden peas, the allele for tall plants (t) is dominant over the allele for dwarf plants (t). a true-breeding tall plant is bred with a true-breeding dwarf plant to produce heterozygous tall plants. the f1 heterozygotes then self-fertilize to yield f2 offspring. complete the punnett square for this monohybrid cross using the f1 gametes with the appropriate genotype and placing the correct f2 genotype/phenotype combination in the punnett square.

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The parent plants are true-bred TT (tall) and tt(short) The f1 generation punnet square would look like this:
    t     t
T Tt  Tt
T Tt  Tt

All the off springs have a Tt genotype which is heterozygous tall. 

The f1 generation is heterozygous tall so its genotype would be Tt. If it self-pollinates the Punnet square would look like this:

    T    t
T TT Tt
t  Tt   tt

TT is homozygous Tall, Tt is heterozygous tall, tt is short.