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There is a plant, in which genes for bla...

There is a plant, in which genes for black or white flower colour do not show complete dominance or recessiveness. If a plant carrying only black flower colour genes is crossed with a plant with only white flower colour genes, all the offsprings have grey flowere. If two of these grey flowered plants were crossed, the theoretical progeny ratio would be

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