In peas, yellow pea pods (Y) are dominant to green pea (y) pods. If a heterozygous dominant male is crossed with a heterozygous dominant female, what is the probability
that the offspring will be green?

In crossing heterozygous pea plants for the color of the pea pods trait, the probability of a offspring with the green pea pod is 25%.

Explanation:

Taking into account that the dominant trait is the yellow pea pod, and that both members of the parental generation are heterozygous (Yy):

Parental generation:

♂ Yy

♀ Yy

Making a Punnet's Square for this crossing:

Yy x Yy

Alleles    Y      y

Y            YY   Yy

y             Yy   yy

In the offspring, the phenotypic probabilities are :

The Yy:YY:yy ratio is 2:1:1

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