What is the frequency of the white allele (cw ) in this population?

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Considering that the population of white flowers in which the frequency of red allele CR is p= 0.7, then the frequency of the white allele (CW) in the population will be p=0.3. This is because the population contains white allele and the red allele therefore the two should add up to 1. Allele is the alternative form of a gene that codes for a specific trait.

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