Yellow spotted coloration in certain plants shows up randomly distributed in offspring, no matter what parental crosses are made. There is also a random distribution of the trait between male and female

Yellow spotted coloration in certain plants shows up randomly distributed in offspring, no matter what parental crosses are made. There is also a random distribution of the trait between male and female plants. Assuming that one gene is responsible for the trait, which statement could be true about this gene?'

A. It could be a sex-limited trait B. It could be a dominant trait C. It could be carried by a chloroplast chromosome. D. It could be carried by a sex chromosome.

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