A cross between a pink 4 o'clock plant and a pink 4 o'clock plant results in a ratio of 1 Red: 2 Pink: 1 White. What type of inheritance pattern is represented here?

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Tux · Answer 1 · 2022-09-18T14:10:14+0000

Answer: Incomplete dominance

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Pink is the third phenotype. The red allele and the white allele do not mask each other. The third phenotype is between the two traits.

Patrick Obafemi · Answer 2 · 2022-09-22T04:47:08+0000

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Red four o clocks are h/o/m/o/z/y/g/o/u/s RR.

White four o clocks are h/o/m/o/z/y/g/o/u/s WW.

R is not dominant to W and W is not dominant to R. This means that there is an incomplete dominance (or semi-dominance), where the phenotypes will mix and the Dominant alleles doesn't mask the affect of the Recessive alleles.

Pink four o clocks are h/e/t/e/r/o/z/y/g/o/u/s RW.

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