When a white-flowered plant combines with a red-flowered plant in a situation of incomplete dominance, what will be the color of the flowers in the offspring plant? A. Red B. White c. Red and white speckled

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When a white-flowered plant

combines with a red-flowered
plant in a situation of
incomplete dominance, what
will be the color of the
flowers in the offspring plant?
A. Red
B. White
c. Red and white speckled
D. Pink

Biology
middle-school

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the answer would be D. pink

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Answer:

D. Pink

Step-by-step explanation:

Incomplete dominance is when both genes are expressed.

Md Yeasin Arafat answered Mar 19, 2021

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