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Biology, 28.12.2019 17:31 karli3065

Suppose you have monohybrid snapdragons in your garden and you find that they produce red seeds to white seeds in the ratio of 3: 1. if the alleles are designated r (red seeds) and r (white seeds), what are the probable phenotypes of the parents (p1)?
half red and half white
all white
all red
unable to determine

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