Question

R codes for red flower color and r codes for white flower color. What color would Rr be if R has complete dominance? What color would Rr be if R and r are codominant? What color would Rr be if R has incomplete dominance?

Answer 1

4 complete dominance flower's would be red.in incomplete dominance it would be pink and 4 codominence it would be red or white as both alleles are working

Answer 2

can you show me a punnett square on this by chance?

Answer 3

no, but i can show you my ballsack ......

Answer 4

punnet square work on complete dominance

Answer 5

Asmagul, I'm just trying to figuring out how you came up with this answer, not that I don't believe you, but I don't understand genetics.

Answer 6

Asmagul, maybe you can also help me with these next questions. I truly appreciate your help:). A recessive mutant allele, black, causes a very dark body in Drosophila when homozygous. The normal wild-type color is gray. A black female is crossed to a heterozygous gray male. What are the parental genotypes? What F1 phenotypic and genotypic ratios are produced from this cross? (show punnett square).

Answer 7

Asmagul, thanks for the attatchment.

Answer 8

wait im doing this

Answer 9

No hurry!!! I actually need to step away for about a half hour: 45 min. I also have these questions to answer if your willing to help..1. Red-green colorblindness is an X-linked recessive mutation. A colorblind female is crossed with a normal male. What are the parental genotypes? Diagram the F1 results from this cross. (show punnett square). Diagram the F2 results. (show the punnett square). 2. In a dihybrid cross between RrTt and RRtt, what are the genotype and phenotype ratios of the offspring, assuming R and T are dominant? R codes for round seed, while r codes for wrinkled seed. T codes for tall height, while t codes for short height. (show punnett square). 3. Mary has type A blood and her husband has type B blood. Her husband's parents both had type AB. They have three kids, one with type A, one with type AB, and one with type B. Relatives suspect that one of the children was adopted. What are the parent's blood genotypes? Which child was adopted? Explain answer. WOW if you can understand and answer these questions you are one smart individual and I am truly greatly for all your help:)

Answer 10

the wild type drosophila has gray body allele would be e+. in homozygous condition it would be e+e+ and in heterozygous condition it would be e+e.mutant which has black body its genotype would be ee.so parental generation is female ee and male e+e as per condition .