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In a genetic cross between a true-breeding tall parent bearing red flowers and a true-breeding dwarf parent bearing white flowers, only tall plants with red flowers are obtained in the F1 population. Considering these two traits segregate independently, if one tall individual is selected from the F2 population, the probability that it would be genotypically homozygous for plant height and make red flowers is __________ (Round off to two decimal places). (NAT)

Explanation

The principle of photosynthetic regulation explains that light harvesting and carbon fixation coordinate energy flow. Hence Option NAT fits best because it supports efficient energy conversion, as documented in authoritative sources on plant biology.

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