A cross between pea plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers resulted in all offspring with pink flowers. this experimental result demonstrates

a. true-breeding.

b. blending model of genetics.

c. dominance.

d. incomplete dominance

e. epistasis

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Reina Boyd

Biology

7 November, 21:27

A cross between pea plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers resulted in all offspring with pink flowers. this experimental result demonstrates

a. true-breeding.

b. blending model of genetics.

c. dominance.

d. incomplete dominance

e. epistasis

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Arjun Lane · Answer 1

d: incomplete dominance

Explanation:

incomplete dominance is inheritance in which one allele for a specific trait is not completely expressed over its paired allele. this results in a third phenotype in which the physical trait is a combination of both alleles.

A cross between pea plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers resulted in all offspring with pink flowers. this experimental result demonstratesa. true-breeding.b. blending model of genetics.c. dominance.d. incomplete dominancee. epistasis

A cross between pea plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers resulted in all offspring with pink flowers. this experimental result demonstrates

a. true-breeding.

b. blending model of genetics.

c. dominance.

d. incomplete dominance

e. epistasis