Answer:
By crossing plants with purple flowers, dominant, with plants with white flowers the offspring will be 100% purple because all the offspring will receive at least one dominant allele.
Explanation:
The crossing of two plants of pure line, one dominant and one recessive, for a trait —the color of the flowers— will produce a hybrid offspring which will express the dominant trait in its phenotype.
Parental generation:
- Plant with purple flowers PP
- Plant with white flowers pp
Cross: PP X pp
Punnett Square
:
Alleles P P
p Pp Pp
p Pp Pp
Offspring: 100% Plants whose phenotype is purple flowers and Pp genotype.
According to this, the descendants will be 100% plants with purple flowers, hybrids, since all the offspring received at least one dominant allele.
