Snapdragons show incomplete dominance for the flower color trait. A cross between snapdragon plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers produces F1 offspring with pink flowers.

When an F1 plant is self-pollinated, what percentage of its F2 offspring will be expected to have red flowers

This occurs when a specific trait or allele is not completely expressed. In this case, the colors red and white are not completely expressed but they mix in the offspring.

What would be the dominant trait of the F2 generation?

Considering the pink flower will self-pollinate, it is expected the F2 generation has exactly the same traits as the F1 generation because there are no new genes or traits being combined. This means none of the F2 offspring will have red flowers, instead all plants will have pink flowers.

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Snapdragons show incomplete dominance for the flower color trait. A cross between snapdragon plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers produces F1 offspring with pink flowers. When an F1 plant is self-pollinated, what percentage of its F2 offspring will be expected to have red flowers

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Snapdragons show incomplete dominance for the flower color trait. A cross between snapdragon plants with red flowers and plants with white flowers produces F1 offspring with pink flowers.

When an F1 plant is self-pollinated, what percentage of its F2 offspring will be expected to have red flowers