Figure 14.2
-In the figure above, flower A was crossed with flower B to produce flower C. The phenotype of flower C is the result of

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The phenotype of flower C is a blend of the phenotypes of flower A and flower B, indicating incomplete dominance. Aneuploidy refers to a chromosomal abnormality, and there is no indication that a sex-linked trait is being passed on. Codominance would result in both flower A and flower B traits being expressed equally in flower C, which is not the case in the given figure.

Figure 14.2 -In the Figure Above, Flower a Was Crossed with Flower