Flower color in a particular plant species is determined by one gene. The alleles of that gene can code for either red flowers or blue flowers. When two such plants are crossed, however, some of the offspring produce purple flowers. What is the genotype of the plants with purple flowers?

Question 1 options:

An allele for red flowers on both homologous chromosomes.

Two alleles for red flowers on one homologous chromosome and two alleles for blue flowers on the other

An allele for red flowers on one homologous chromosome and an allele for blue flowers on the other

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Flower color in a particular plant species is determined by one gene. The alleles of that gene can code for either red flowers or blue flowers. When two such plants are crossed, however, some of the offspring produce purple flowers. What is the genotype of the plants with purple flowers?

Question 1 options:
	
An allele for red flowers on both homologous chromosomes.

Two alleles for red flowers on one homologous chromosome and two alleles for blue flowers on the other

An allele for red flowers on one homologous chromosome and an allele for blue flowers on the other

heart_offire · Answer

the fourth option is An alleles for purple flowers on both homologous chromosomes

anonymous · Answer

Welcome to Open Study! what do you think the answer is?

heart_offire · Answer

well....i think its b

anonymous · Answer

That is the most logical answer :)

anonymous · Answer

It is the most logical i think :)