Mendel's pea plants exhibited a number of simple dominant/recessive traits. let's say a dominant homozygous purple - flowered plant is crossed with a white-flowered plant (recessive). using p for the purple allele for flower color, and p for the white allele for flower color, write the genotypes for each of these two plants.

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Kamari Valdez

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17 December, 23:09

Mendel's pea plants exhibited a number of simple dominant/recessive traits. let's say a dominant homozygous purple - flowered plant is crossed with a white-flowered plant (recessive). using p for the purple allele for flower color, and p for the white allele for flower color, write the genotypes for each of these two plants.

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Wyatt Mack · Answer 1

If the purple plant is dominant homozygous it should be PP and the if the white flower plant is recessive, it should be pp. If both plants are crossed bred, the possibility will be Pp Pp Pp Pp