The probability of transmitting both traits to his son is Zero. This is because the son has one X chromosome and one Y chromosome (XX), therefore since the traits are linked to the X chromosomes, it means the son will only be a carrier but will not show the trait phenotypically.
The pigments phycoerythrin and<span> </span><span>phycocyanin</span>
Plant A would have one allele from each parent, so the leaf color will be the dominant one.
Plant B would have a more complex percentage for traits. And it'll probably "cancel-out" some alleles only showing the info given in one of them.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
Neutron number of element X-110
Explanation: 153(Proton+Neutron)-43(Proton)= 110
