A purebred blue-flowered plant and a purebred white-flowered plant were crossed in a lab. All the offspring showed both blue and white colors on the flowers.

Which pattern of inheritance does this follow?

codominance

incomplete dominance

sex-linked

recessive

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Kamari York

Biology

14 July, 05:48

A purebred blue-flowered plant and a purebred white-flowered plant were crossed in a lab. All the offspring showed both blue and white colors on the flowers.

Which pattern of inheritance does this follow?

codominance

incomplete dominance

sex-linked

recessive

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Marissa Mcconnell · Answer 1

Explanation: When neither allele from the parents is dominant or recessive, and both allele (given genes) from the parents get expressed, that is known as codominance.

Yair · Answer 2

Answer: Codominance

Explanation: When neither allele from the parents is dominant or recessive, and both allele (given genes) from the parents get expressed, that is known as codominance.

A purebred blue-flowered plant and a purebred white-flowered plant were crossed in a lab. All the offspring showed both blue and white colors on the flowers.Which pattern of inheritance does this follow?codominanceincomplete dominancesex-linkedrecessive

A purebred blue-flowered plant and a purebred white-flowered plant were crossed in a lab. All the offspring showed both blue and white colors on the flowers.

Which pattern of inheritance does this follow?

codominance

incomplete dominance

sex-linked

recessive