A study of two genes for flower color involve one gene that determines color shade (R for red and r for yellow) and production of color pigments (P for pigment and p for no pigment). There are thus possible flower colors, and this is an example of A three; recessive epistasis B. two; dominant epistasis O C. three; dominant epistasis D. four; recessive epistasis E. two; recessive epistasis QUESTION 34 A study of two genes for flower color involve one gene that determines color shade (R for red and r for yellow) and production of color pigments (P for pigment and p for no pigment). Which would be the hypostatic genotype or genotypes? OAR_andr OB.P_and p_ OC.pp O D.RR ○E.Ir

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