1. In four-o’clock plants, the allele for red flower color has an effect that is incompletely dominant over the effect of the white color allele. If a cross between two plants produced 18 red, 32 pink, and 15 white plants, what are the phenotypes of the parents? 10pts2. What ratios of flower color in four-o’clocks would you expect among the offspring of the following crosses: (a) Red x Red, (b) Red x Pink, (c) White x Pink, and (d) Pink x Pink? 10pts 1. In four-o'clock plants, the allele for red flower color has an effect that is incompletely dominant over theeffect of the white color allele. If a cross between two plants produced 18 red, 32 pink, and 15 whiteplants, what are the phenotypes of the parents? 10pts2. What ratios of flower color in four-o'clocks would you expect among the offspring of the following crosses:(a) Red x Red, (b) Red x Pink, (c) White x Pink, and (d) Pink x Pink? 10pts

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1. In four-o’clock plants, the allele for red flower color has an effect that is incompletely dominant over the effect of the white color allele. If a cross between two plants produced 18 red, 32 pink, and 15 white plants, what are the phenotypes of the parents? 10pts

2. What ratios of flower color in four-o’clocks would you expect among the offspring of the following crosses: (a) Red x Red, (b) Red x Pink, (c) White x Pink, and (d) Pink x Pink? 10pts

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