In snapdragons, Red and White are not dominant to each other. When mated, they create a third phenotype pink. What is the genotypic outcome of a cross between a red (RR) and pink (RW) snapdragon? CWW RW

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Arthur Morris asked Feb 6, 2023

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In snapdragons, Red and White are not dominant to each other. When mated, they create a third phenotype pink. What is the

genotypic outcome of a cross between a red (RR) and pink (RW) snapdragon?
CWW RW 3

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I think it would have both colors if that was what you were looking for.

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