Question

A plant with blue flowers is crossed with a plant with yellow flowers. Some of the offspring have green flowers. This is an example of _____. A.)multiple genes b.)incomplete dominance C.)complete dominance

Answer 1

A maybe cause there I'd more then two color

Answer 2

Answer:

Option B, incomplete dominance

Explanation:

In incomplete dominance, the two alleles that pair up to express a trait restricts the sole expression of characteristics associated with individual allele. Thus the offspring’s produced have completely different characteristics/trait as compared to the paired parent's allele’s characteristics/trait.

Here in this case neither the blue nor the yellow color of the flower expresses themselves completely thereby producing entirely different color flowers i.e green flowers.

A very common example of incomplete  dominance is production of pink flowers when white and red flowers are crossed.