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In the diagram above, gene A and gene B make enzymes that are capable of synthesizing purple pigment independent of each other. In other words, each of the two enzymes is fully sufficient to produce purple color. Flower 1 with genotype Aa Bb is crossed with Flower 2 with genotype aa bb. Assuming complete dominance, what proportion of the offspring is expected to be purple? (Hint: figure out what proportion will be white, then subtract that from 100%)3/161/41/23/4
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