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Acactus can either have long needles (l) or short needles (l). a cactus grower crosses two cacti. the cross is shown in the punnett square below.
what is the phenotype ratio for this cross?
a. four long, zero short
· b. two long, two short
c. three long, one short
d. one long, three short


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