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Purple flowers are an example of incomplete dominance between blue (B) and red (R) flowers. A purple flower is bred together with a red flower. What are the genotype percentages…

Purple flowers are an example of incomplete dominance between blue (B) and red (R) flowers. A purple flower is bred together with a red flower. What are the genotype percentages…
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Purple flowers are an example of incomplete dominance between blue (B) and red (R) flowers. A purple flower is bred together with a red flower. What are the genotype percentages of their offspring?​

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Answer:

Purple = BR

Red = RR

B R

R BR RR

R BR RR

50% BR, 50% RR

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