Option B, 1/2 white ; 1/2 black
Genotype ratio Ww:ww
Option C, 1:1
Explanation:
Given –
First parent is heterozygous white with genotype Ww
Second parent is homozygous black (ww)
If these two parents are crossed each other , the following offsprings are produced –
Ww
wWwww
wWwww
The genotype of Ww is white in color
The genotype of ww is black in color
Thus there are ½ white and ½ black
Genotype ratio –
Ww: ww
2: 2
1:1
There are two phenotype: black and white.
As we can observe that in heterozygous condition (Ww) the phenotype is white. Hence, white is a dominant character whereas black is a recessive character which will be expressed only under homozygous recessive condition i.e. (ww).
Now, Ww will form two types of gametes W and w whereas ww will form only one type of gamete i.e. w.
Cross (mentioned in the attached file)
There are two white and two black offspring. Hence, the phenotypic ration (white:black) would be 2:2 which comes out to be 1:1.
Similarly, there are two Ww and two ww. Hence, genotypic ratio (Ww:ww) would be 2:2 which comes out to be 1:1.
There are two phenotype: black and white.
As we can observe that in heterozygous condition (Ww) the phenotype is white. Hence, white is a dominant character whereas black is a recessive character which will be expressed only under homozygous recessive condition i.e. (ww).
Now, Ww will form two types of gametes W and w whereas ww will form only one type of gamete i.e. w.
Cross (mentioned in the attached file)
There are two white and two black offspring. Hence, the phenotypic ration (white:black) would be 2:2 which comes out to be 1:1.
Similarly, there are two Ww and two ww. Hence, genotypic ratio (Ww:ww) would be 2:2 which comes out to be 1:1.