If you cross-pollinate an orange- flowering plant with a white-flowering plant, and all the resulting flowers?

A) Orange flowers is a recessive trait


B) The gene for orange flowers prevented the white gene form showing


C) The gene for white flowers was dominant


D) The orange parent plant had a recessive gene


E) None of the above

If you cross-pollinate an orange- flowering plant with a white-flowering plant, and all the resulting flowers?
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Basically, if the resulting flowers are orange in flower, that means orange is the dominant trait and white is the recessive and vise versa if white appeared for all the daughter flowers.





You should be able to get it from that.





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