The answer is B.
If you put one plant in wet soil, and one plant in dry soil, you can prove or disprove your hypothesis as the plants grow.
PP- purple homozygote
pp- white homozygote
Pp- purple hetrozygote
If these flowers cross, we obtain heterozygote offsprings with a genotype: Pp (100% of them will be like this)
Now, if those offsprings cross with each other: Pp x Pp
results:
1/4 would be purple homozygote -> PP
1/4 would be white -> pp
2/4 would be purple heterozygotes -> Pp
Genotipic ratio: 3:1 (3 are purple; 1 is white)
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I'm not sure if there were supposed to be options or not.
However, I believe the answer would be evaporation.
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Eukaryotic organisms contain translocation factors that are suited to perform the same function. A translocation that results in Tu being replaced with G or G being replaced with Tu will not affect the function of the protein.
Genus. Becasue it goes genus then species ex:homo sapian