If purple flowers are dominant in a plant and white flowers are recessive in that plant, then when purple-flowered

plants with two dominant genes are mated with white-flowered plants with two recessive genes, the first

generation of offspring should have

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Caitlyn

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13 July, 17:54

If purple flowers are dominant in a plant and white flowers are recessive in that plant, then when purple-flowered

plants with two dominant genes are mated with white-flowered plants with two recessive genes, the first

generation of offspring should have

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Dingo · Answer 1

Answer: All purple flowers

Explanation: Set up a Punnett square with P for the dominant gene and p for the recessive. The purple-flowered plant would be PP and the white - flowered plant would be pp. All of the offspring would have the genotype Pp. Since purple (P) is dominant, all of them would be purple.

If purple flowers are dominant in a plant and white flowers are recessive in that plant, then when purple-floweredplants with two dominant genes are mated with white-flowered plants with two recessive genes, the firstgeneration of offspring should have

If purple flowers are dominant in a plant and white flowers are recessive in that plant, then when purple-flowered

plants with two dominant genes are mated with white-flowered plants with two recessive genes, the first

generation of offspring should have