A plant's flower colour is determined by the pathway shown below: white1 ----Gene A-----> white2----Gene B---->Blue...

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A plant's flower colour is determined by the pathway shown below: white1 ----Gene A-----> white2----Gene B---->Blue...

A plant's flower colour is determined by the pathway shown below:

white¹ ----Gene A-----> white²----Gene B---->Blue

If you perform a dihybrid cross (ie AaBb) what will the offspring look like?

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