In cross-breeding certain plants, a scientist found that flower color does not dominate as happens with peas. For example, a plant with one red gene (r) and one white gene (w) will have pink flowers (rw). a. Construct a Punnett square showing the results of crossing a purebred red plant with a purebred white plant of the same species. b. What is the probability of getting red flowers in the first-generation plants? What is the probability of getting white? Of getting pink? a. Choose the correct answer below. A. Parent 2 W W r Tw Parent 1 W WW WW B. Parent 2 W W rw rw Parent 1 r w w C. Parent 2 W r r w rr Parent 1 rr b. In the first-generation plants, the probability of getting red flowers is , the p of getting white flowers is , and the probability of getting pink flowers is