A type of flower called the Rhododendron has a CW allele that leads to red flower color and a CW allele that leads to white flower color. Rhododendrons with the heterozygous genotype CWCW have flowers with red and white patches. Another gene controls leaf shape, with the dominant allele R leading to oval leaves and the recessive allele r leading to rounded, shorter leaves. If you cross two Rhododendrons that are heterozygous for flower color and leaf shape: a) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red flowers and oval leaves? b) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have white flowers and rounded leaves? c) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red-and-white flowers and oval leaves?

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A type of flower called the Rhododendron has a CW allele that leads to red flower
color and a CW allele that leads to white flower color. Rhododendrons with the
heterozygous genotype CWCW have flowers with red and white patches. Another
gene controls leaf shape, with the dominant allele R leading to oval leaves and the
recessive allele r leading to rounded, shorter leaves. If you cross two Rhododendrons
that are heterozygous for flower color and leaf shape:
a) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red flowers and oval
leaves?
b) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have white flowers and
rounded leaves?
c) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red-and-white flowers
and oval leaves?
Transcribed Image Text:A type of flower called the Rhododendron has a CW allele that leads to red flower color and a CW allele that leads to white flower color. Rhododendrons with the heterozygous genotype CWCW have flowers with red and white patches. Another gene controls leaf shape, with the dominant allele R leading to oval leaves and the recessive allele r leading to rounded, shorter leaves. If you cross two Rhododendrons that are heterozygous for flower color and leaf shape: a) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red flowers and oval leaves? b) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have white flowers and rounded leaves? c) What ratio/fraction of offspring would you expect to have red-and-white flowers and oval leaves?
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