Pink Flowers

Also written as RW.

The heterozygous phenotype (RW) is a blend of both parental phenotypes, resulting in pink flowers.

What our notes say

• The heterozygous phenotype (RW) is a blend of both parental phenotypes, resulting in pink flowers. (Mbchb Cat - Genetics Answer Key)
• Occasionally, plants with pink flowers are observed in wild populations. (Molecular Biology Exam Review MCQs)
• Red flowers (RR) crossed with white flowers (WW) produce pink flowers (RW). (Mbchb Cat - Genetics Answer Key MCQs)
• In one population of lupins at Spanish Flat, California, he found 25 pink flowers and 3291 blue flowers, for a total of 3316 flowers. (Molecular Biology Exam Review MCQs)

Study material on Pink Flowers

• Mbchb Cat - Genetics Answer Key MCQs
• Molecular Biology Exam Review MCQs

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