What kind of inheritance occurs if red flowers crossed with white flowers produce offspring with red patches and white patches on their flower petals?

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The phenotype of the offspring showing patches of both red and white suggests codominance. This means that both the dominant allele for red flowers and the recessive allele for white flowers are expressed equally in the phenotype. In incomplete dominance, the offspring would show an intermediate phenotype between red and white, not patches of both. X-linked inheritance refers to genes located on the X chromosome and would not be relevant for flower color. Recessive and dominant inheritance refer to one allele being completely expressed over another and would not account for the patches of both colors.

What Kind of Inheritance Occurs If Red Flowers Crossed with White