Answer:
Mendel's law of dominance
Explanation:
A pea plant homozygous for purple flowers could have the genotype PP. A pea plant homozygous for white flowers could then have the genotype pp.
This means that all the offpsring have the genotype Pp, see the attached punnet square.
Because the P allele is dominant to the p allele, the plants have purple flowers. This is in agreement with Mendel's law of dominance. This states that for a dominant trait (following a cross of two different homozygous genotypes), hybrid offspring of the next generation will always express the dominant allele.
If this is true or false, the ansewr is true
Proper handling of needles :)
