Question

what is the outcome of a cross between a red phenotype and white phenotype in flowers that display incomplete dominance? white phenotype pink phenotype red phenotype

Explanation:

In incomplete dominance, neither allele is completely dominant over the other. When a red - flowered plant (let's assume genotype \(RR\)) is crossed with a white - flowered plant (genotype \(rr\)), the heterozygous offspring (\(Rr\)) show a blended phenotype. The red pigment production is not fully dominant over the lack of pigment (white). So, the resulting phenotype is a blend of red and white, which is pink.

Answer:

Pink Phenotype