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A plant with red flowers was crossed with another plant with yellow flower? if f1 showed all flowers orange in color explain the inheritance

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Answered by Blaze19p
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the flowers when crossing inherit the good qualities or maybe even bad qualities or both good and bad here plants f1 inherited pigments from its parents when red and yellow are mixed it produces orange it is the f1 inhertence
Answered by gratefuljarette
13

ANSWER:

In a cross between true breeding red flowers (RR) and yellow flower (rr),  orange flower (Rr) is produced.

EXPLANATION:

When the orange coloured flower of F1F1 generation were selfed, F2F2 generation produced plants with red flowers, orange flowers and white flowers in the ratio of 1:2:1.

Here both red and yellow flowers were not dominant over each other. Both tried to express their traits and hence an intermediate colour of both red and yellow resulting in orange colour flowers.

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