Two purple flowers (Bb) are bred with each other in the same garden. What are the odds that red (BB) and blue (bb) flowers will occur in the second generation?

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Zoie Hatfield

Biology

10 July, 06:47

Two purple flowers (Bb) are bred with each other in the same garden. What are the odds that red (BB) and blue (bb) flowers will occur in the second generation?

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Kailyn Ibarra · Answer 1

This situation is an example of incomplete dominance. When Both purple flowers (Bb) will breed then the percentages of their offspring will be as follow:

25% red (BB)

25% blue (bb)

50% purple (Bb)

The explanation can be seen through a punnett square where you can come up to an answer of 1 (BB); 2 (Bb); and 1 (bb).