The phenotype and the genotype will be exactly the same. So in this case, when we make, let's say, a tall plant with a short plant, all of these offspring will always be tall. And that's because we have the dominant trait that masks or inhibits that recessive trait. So, once again, to summarize, during gamete formation, the pair of alleles must separate, must segregate in accordance with the law of segregation, to form the sperm cells, the male gamuts and the XLS, the female gammates. Now, the sperm cell eventually combines with the XL in an arbitrary process. What that means is this combining with this is just as likely that this combines with this, or this combines with this, or this combines with this.