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(a) - 3 (Parental Generation - True-breeding plants with contrasting traits.)
(b) -1 (F1 Generation - All offspring show the dominant trait.)
(c) - 2 (F2 Generation - Phenotypic ratio is 3:1 (dominant).)
(d) -4 (Gametes - Carry only one allele for each trait.)
(e) -5 (Dominant Allele - Trait that appears in the F1 generation.)
(b) -1 (F1 Generation - All offspring show the dominant trait.)
(c) - 2 (F2 Generation - Phenotypic ratio is 3:1 (dominant).)
(d) -4 (Gametes - Carry only one allele for each trait.)
(e) -5 (Dominant Allele - Trait that appears in the F1 generation.)
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