Which of the following statements regarding tall and dwarf pea plants is incorrect based on their genetic constitution?

  • A
    For a tall plant,the presence of at least one '$T$' gene is sufficient.
  • B
    For a dwarf plant,it is necessary to have both '$t$' genes.
  • C
    '$T$' is the dominant gene and '$t$' is the recessive gene.
  • D
    The genetic constitution of a tall plant cannot be '$Tt$'.

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