If a Plant with a White Flower Is Crossed with a Plant

question 13

Multiple Choice

If a plant with a white flower is crossed with a plant with a red flower and we find the offspring are all either white or red never pink this is evidence for

• A) The particulate nature of inheritance
• B) The blending nature of inheritance
• C) Incomplete dominance
• D) Heterozygous advantage

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