In a certain type of plant, the gene for red flowers is dominant and the gene for yellow flowers is recessive. If a purebred plant with red flowers was crossed with a purebred plant with yellow flowers,

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In a certain type of plant, the gene for red flowers is dominant and the gene for yellow flowers is

recessive. If a purebred plant with red flowers was crossed with a purebred plant with yellow
flowers, what color flowers would the offspring have?!

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yellow

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because purebred plants have lighter colored dominence

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