Let the for a white squash be represented by W and that for yellow by w. What kind of gametes as to fruit color will be produced by plants of the genotype. WW,Ww, and ww

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Let the for a white squash be represented by W and that for yellow by w.

What kind of gametes as to fruit color will be produced by plants of the genotype.
WW,Ww, and ww

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White, yellowish-white, and yellow.

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