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In cucumbers, dull fruit (D) is dominant over glossy fruit, orange fruit (R) is dominant over...

In cucumbers, dull fruit (D) is dominant over glossy fruit, orange fruit (R) is dominant over cream fruit and bitter seeds (B) is dominant over sweet seeds. True-breeding dull, orange, bitter cucumber plants are crossed with true-breeding glossy, cream and sweet plants. The resulting plants are crossed among each other to produce the F2 generation.

In the space below - list the possible phenotypes that could be found in the F2 generation and calculate the probabilities of producing these phenotypes.

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