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In corn, a dominant gene C produces colored aleurone; its recessive allele c produces colorless. Another dominant gene Sh produces full, plump kernels; its recessive allele sh produces shrunken kernels due to collapsing of the endosperm. A third dominant gene Wx produces normal starchy endosperm and its recessive allele wx produces waxy starch. A homozygous plant from a seed with colorless, plump, and waxy endosperm is crossed to a homozygous plant from a seed with colored, shrunken, and starchy endosperm. CONTINUE TO NEXT CARD
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