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Mendelian Punnett Squares: 1. In flowers, purple is dominant to white for flower color. 2. A flower that is heterozygous for flower color is crossed with a flower that is white. 3. What percentage of children that will be white

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Step-by-step explanation:

Purple is dominant to white so

P > W

A flower that is heterozygous for flower colour can be represented by genotype PW and a white flower will be represented by genotype WW.

When they are crossed following offspring with genotype given as follows are possible

PW X WW ----> PW , WW , PW , WW

PW will give rise to purple and WW will give rise to white flower.

Chance of white flower being formed will be 50 % ( 2 out of 4 possibilities )

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