In Mirabilis/Antirrhinum, hybrid between red and white flowered plants is pink flowered. This is

In Mirabillis jalapa, hybrid between red and white flowered plants produces pink flowers due to:

In a cross between red and white flowered plants , F_(1) - hybrids are pink. This is called ul("quantitative ") dominance

In Mirabilis a hybrid for red (RR) and white (rr) flower produces pink (Rr) flower. A plant with pink flower is crossed with white flower the expected phenotypic ratio is

In Mirabilis, red flowered plant crossed with white flowered one resulted in all pink flowered plants. What are the chances of appearance of red flowered plant in a cross between pink and white flowered plant?

In Mirabilis, red flowered plant crossed with white flowered one resulted in all pink flowered plants. What are the chances of appearance of red flowered plant in a cross between pink and white flowered plant?

In Mirabilis, red flowered plant crossed with white flowered one resulted in all pink flowered plants. What are the chances of appearance of red flowered plant in a cross between pink and white flowered plant?

In Mirabilis, red flowered plant crossed with white flowered one resulted in all pink flowered plants. What are the chances of appearance of red flowered plant in a cross between pink and white flowered plant?

In Mirabilis , a hybrid for red ( RR ) and white ( rr ) flower produces pink ( Rr ) flower . A plant with pink flower crossed with white flower , the expected phenotypic ratio is :

In Mirabillis a hybrid for red (RR) and white (rr) flower produces pink (Rr) flower. A plant with pink flower is crossed with flower. The expected phenotypic ratio is: