Biology · Genetics and Evolution
In a genetic cross between a pure-breeding red-flowered plant and a pure-breeding green-flowered plant, all F1 plants are red. Self-pollination of F1 plants produces F2 generation with red and green flowered plants in a 3:1 ratio. Which of the following conclusions is INCORRECT?
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- 1Green colour is recessive.
- 2Only red colour is dominant.
- 3Both red and green are dominant, though fewer green flowers are produced.✓
- 4Traits are inherited but may not always be expressed.
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Both red and green are dominant, though fewer green flowers are produced.
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