The answer is <span>100 percent purple
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Let P be dominant allele for purple flowers and p recessive allele for white flowers. So purebred purple flower has two P alleles and its genotype is PP and purebread white flower has two p alleles and its genotype is pp. Since P is dominant over p, when found together like in heterozygous plants (Pp), the flowers will express dominant allele and will be purple.
So, a cross between <span>purebred purple flowering plants (PP) with purebred white flowering plants (pp) will have 100% of the offspring with genotype Pp and purple flower color.
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Parents: PP x pp
Offspring: Pp Pp Pp Pp
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Carbon in the atmosphere can cause global warming that melts the ice caps
Answer:
fungus-like protist
Explanation:
A fungus mostly has those characteristics. Most of them are multicellular eukaryotes -- the exception being yeast, which are unicellular eukaryotes. They can reproduce by spores and are decomposers; they even consume via absorptive feeding!
First, it's definitely not plant-like, as it is a decomposer, and there is no indication that it can produce its own food. It doesn't entirely seem like a fungus either, so the answer is a fungus-like protist.
