Please help I'll mark a Brainliest In pea plants, purple flowers (F) are dominant over white flowers?

If two pea plants with genotypes of Ff and ff reproduced, what percentage of the offspring would be predicted to have white flowers?

A. 100%

B. 0%

C. 75%

D. 50%

E. 25%

Pink snapdragon flowers are a result of incomplete dominance. What genotype would the pink snpdragons have?

A. Ff

B. FF

C. ff

1. If two pea plants with genotypes of Ff and ff are reproduced, the prediction of the percentage of the offspring that will have white flowers is 50% (option D).

2. Because pink snapdragon flowers are the result of incomplete dominance, the genotype that pink snapdragons would have is Ff (option A).

Explanation:

1. Knowing that in pea plants purple flowers (F) are dominant over white flowers (f), crossing a heterozygous purple-flowered pea plant and a flowering pea plant can produce a likely offspring of 50% white-flowered plants.

The cross can be represented by a Punnett square:

Ff X ff

Alleles      F     f

f               Ff     ff

f               Ff     ff

In the offspring can then be observed:

According to this, the prediction for an Ff X ff cross in pea plants is a 50% probability of white-flowered offspring.

2. In incomplete dominance it can be observed that heterozygous individuals show a mixture of the traits of both parents, without the predominance of one allele over the other being evident. In this case, pure dominant individuals are different from heterozygotes.

A snapdragon plant can have red and white flowers. As this is an incomplete dominance, the pink color of the flowers is a mixture of the phenotypes of red-flowered and white-flowered plants.

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