Two pure-breeding (homozygous) lines of shrubs were crossed as follows P1 phenotypered leavesgreen leavesP1 genotypeFl phenotype100% green leaves with white flecksF1 genotypeCrossing the Fls produced:F2 phenotypesF2 genotypes123 green leaves w/ white fle cks44 green leaves63 red leavesUsing the letters A and B, give the COMPLETE genotypes of ALL the individuals.

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Two pure-breeding (homozygous) lines of shrubs were crossed as follows

P1 phenotype
red leaves
green leaves
P1 genotype
Fl phenotype
100% green leaves with white flecks
F1 genotype
Crossing the Fls produced:
F2 phenotypes
F2 genotypes
123 green leaves w/ white fle cks
44 green leaves
63 red leaves
Using the letters A and B, give the COMPLETE genotypes of ALL the individuals.

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