In some plant species, pink flowers result from incomplete.What trits would be present in the plant used in?

Answer 1

In tulips, there is incomplete dominance in flower color. Thus, if you cross a homozygous red flowered plant (RR) with a homozygous white flowered plant (WW), all the offspring would be (RW), and show a combination of the characteristics of the parents. That means the offspring would have pink flowers.

Answer 2

In an ideal circumstance, one parent would be homozygous white, the other would be homozygous red. This would result in an F1 progeny that is 100% phenotypic pink. However, if some of the progeny are not pink, the red parent, the dominant one, may be heterozygous.