In a flowering plant, flower color is controlled by the R gene, and flower shape (either personate
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In a flowering plant, flower color is controlled by the R gene, and flower shape (either personate or pelvic) is controlled by the P gene. Both genes are autosomal and independently assort.
Based on the following information from two crosses:
Red, peloric X white, personate --> F1: all pink personate
Pink, personate X red, peloric --> F1: 1/4 red, personate
1/4 red, peloric
1/4 pink, personate
1/4 pink, peloric
a) what is the pattern of inheritance for the R and P genes?
b) what are the genotypes of the parents in the two crosses?
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