Science, asked by abbyangmadejadeluna, 6 months ago

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Answer the given situation below in your notebook. Show the crossing of genes to answer the
following:
A red flower of rose cross with the white flower of the same plant produces a red flower.
1. Which is the dominant traits?
2. Which is the recessive trait?
3. What is the phenotype of F1 ?
4. What is the genotype of F1?

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Answered by rashika9e

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sorry not of my level but pls mark as brainliest

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