And by the way, this is the f two generation that is formed. So this is the f one generation punant square, and that is the f two generation punant square. So we essentially have 25 and 25 that produces 50 heterozygous f two generation. And then we have the remaining 25% are actually short, and that's because they're homozygous recessive. So we have 25% rhomozygous recessive. And so if we tally up these percentages, we see that because of the law of dominance, not only will this have a phenotype of tall, this will also have a tall phenotype, because the uppercase T is dominant over the lower case T. So 25% plus 50% gives us the 75% that was observed by Gregory Mendel when he carried out these experiments.