A pink-flowered four-oclock is crossed to a red-flowered plant. What is the expected outcome for the offsprings
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A pink-flowered four-o’clock is crossed to a red-flowered plant.
What is the expected outcome for the offspring’s phenotypes?
a. All pink
b. All red
c. 1 red : 2 pink : 1 white
d. 1 red : 1 pink
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