Part 1: Incomplete Dominance—Predicting Flower Color in Snapdragons Snapdragons are popular garden plants that produce brightly colored flowers. When a plant that is h-o-m-o-zygous for white flowers is crossed with a plant that is h-o-m-o-zygous for red flowers, all offspring are pink. Snapdragons are an example of a plant that exhibits an inheritance pattern called incomplete dominance.
(Score for Question Click or tap here to enter text. 1: of 2 points)
Determine the genotype of each parent plant and write them below. Use W to indicate the allele for white flowers and w to indicate the allele for red flowers.
Genotype of h-o-m-o-zygous parent plant with white flowers: WW
Genotype of h-o-m-o-zygous parent plant with red flowers: rr


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Next, think about the gametes each parent plant will produce. List the allele in each gamete.
Parent plant with white flowers:
Gamete 1:
Gamete 2:
Gamete 3:
Gamete 4:
Parent plant with red flowers:
Gamete 1:
Gamete 2:
Gamete 3:
Gamete 4: