In four o'clock plants, red flowers are incompletely dominant over white flowers. The heterzygous flowers are pink. If a red- flowered four o'clock plant is crossed with a white- flowered four o'clock plant, what will be the flower color of : - the f1 generation - the f1 generation crossed with its white parent - the f1 generation crossed with its red parent.
Please help me, im not sure where to start! I just leared dihrbrid crosses but am getting stuck here!
Thanks!|||W- red w-white
W W
w Ww Ww
w Ww Ww
100% of the F1 generation will be heterozygous, so all flowers will be pink.
W W (red parent crossed with F1 generation)
W WW WW
w Ww Ww
50% will be red (WW) and 50% will be pink(Ww)
w w (white parent crossed with F1 generation)
W Ww Ww
w ww ww
50% will be white(ww) 50% will be pink(Ww)|||RR x rr will yield Rr plants
The F1 generation will be pink.
If the F1 generation (Rr) is crosses with a white parent (rr) the F2 generation will be 50% pink and 50% white
If the F1 generation (Rr) is crosses with a red parent (RR) the F2 generation will be 50% pink and 50% red|||So if I understand correctly, Red flowers are homozygous (RR) and white flowers are homozygous (rr). Pink flowers are heterozygous (Rr).
F1= RR x rr = all Rr (all pink)
Rr x rr = 50% Rr and 50% rr (half pink half white)
Rr x RR = 50% Rr and 50% RR (half pink half red)
Does that help?
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