What are the phenotypes and their ratio-punnett square

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In snapdragons, the inheritance of flower color and size ofleaves are examples of Incomplete dominance. When red floweredplants are crossed with white, the result is pink.
Similarly, when a plant with broad leaves is crossed withplants having narrow leaves, the offspring have intermediateleaves.
Cross a homozygous red-flowered, broad-leaved plant with ahomozygous white-flowered, narrow-leaved plant.
- What are the phenotypes and their ratio in the F1generation? Construct a Punnett square.
- What are the phenotypes and their ratio in the F2generation? Construct a Punnett square.

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