Explanation of Mendel first law

Gregor Johann Mendel, the father of genetics, crossed a tall pea (TT) with another short pea (tt) to obtain the long pea (Tt) in the F1 lineage. Self-fertilization between tall beans (Tt) in the F1 progeny yielded 3 tall (75%) and 1 short (25%) beans in the F2 progeny.

here,

The gene responsible for the tall trait is T

Consequently, the genotype for the tall trait is TT

again,

The gene responsible for the short trait is t

Consequently, the short trait genotype is tt

The first progeny is F1 and the second progeny is F2

Parents : ♂ × ♀

Phenotype: tall short

Genotype : TT ​​tt

Gamete: T t

1st generation : Tt (tall)

 

Self fertilition : F1×F1

Parents : ♂ × ♀

Phenotype: tall tall

Genotype : Tt Tt

 

Gamit : (T), (t) (T), (t)

 

F2 progeny (checker board)

Comment: From the checker board, out of four beans, 3 are tall and 1 is short.

Phenotypic ratio : Tall : Short = 3:1

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