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Genetics
Mendelian Inheritance
Flower color inheritance
A plant with purple flowers (PP) is crossed with a plant with white flowers (pp), resulting in offspring with all purple flowers.
The allele for purple color is
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dominant, while the allele for white color is recessive.
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