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PLEASE ANSWER. Purple is dominant to white. A flower with the alleles PP (purple) is crossed with a flower with alleles pp (white). What is the percent chance that their offspring (babies) will be purple?
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PLEASE ANSWER.

Purple is dominant to white. A flower with the alleles PP (purple) is
crossed with a flower with alleles pp (white). What is the percent chance
that their offspring (babies) will be purple?

0%
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100%

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the chances will be 100% Purple flowers
User Nishant Pardamwar
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Answer:

100% P is dominate there for all matches will be Pp this mean it will either be purple or a mixture of both (pink)

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