Two plants are crossed to produce offspring. One parent plant has dark blue flowers, and the other parent plant has white flowers. Flower color in these plants is a codominant trait.Which is a possible description of the offspring?

With codominance, both flower-color alleles are expressed in the same offspring rather than blending into an intermediate color. A dark-blue parent crossed with a white parent can produce offspring whose flowers show both dark-blue and white petals. That matches “all flowers with some dark blue petals and some white petals.”

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