In peonies, dark purple flower was assumed to be dominant over white flower color. A true-breeding dark-purple
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In peonies, dark purple flower was assumed to be dominant over white flower color. A true-breeding dark-purple

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Since the observed phenotype is a mix of the homozygous parents, the alleles show incomplete dominance.......
In peonies, dark purple flower was assumed to be dominant over white flower color. A true-breeding dark-purple peony is a crossed with a true-breeding white peony to produce F1 peonies that have lavender (light purple) flowers. What kind of inheritance is the above an example of?

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F1 will be entirely heterozygous individuals. Since the observed phenotype is a mix of the homozygous parents, the alleles show incomplete dominance.
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