Question 7 If two pink flowers cross, all the new flowers will come out pink True False
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The color of flowers is determined by genes, and the inheritance of these genes follows specific patterns (like Mendelian inheritance). If both parent pink flowers are homozygous for the pink gene (meaning they have two copies of the same gene for pink), then Show more…
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