A botanist crosses two pink-flowered plants. The cross is a case of intermediate inheritance that involves alleles that were not clearly dominant or recessive and could make red-, pink-, and white-flowered

A botanist crosses two pink-flowered plants. The cross is a case of intermediate inheritance that involves alleles that were not clearly dominant or recessive and could make red-, pink-, and white-flowered plants. If four plants are produced from the cross, what is the expected number of white-flowered plants?

A-1
B-0
C-3
D-2

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