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Imagine that you cross a blue flower (BB) with a red flower (bb). Describe the phenotype of the individuals from the F1 generation if blue and red are codominant.
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Imagine that you cross a blue flower (BB) with a red flower (bb). Describe the phenotype

of the individuals from the F1 generation if blue and red are codominant.

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The phenotypes of all the next generation of flowers will be Bb, which is blue, because the B is dominant. I hope this is right and helps!

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