Transcription: Okay, a purple parent with two purple flower genes and a white parent with two genes for white flower color. Purple is Trump's, sorry, dominant. Let's breed them. What do we get? There's only two possible combinations of genes. Both have purple in them. Purple is dominant, so we get all purple flowers. Next generation. What do we get when we breed these? We get four combinations, three of them with purple in them. So every Every time these combinations happen, we get a purple flower. Only when this combination happens do we get a white flower. On average, that's a one in four chance. When Mend ...
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