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(C) The phenotypic ratio obtained is $1:2:1$ (red:pink:white). This is a classic example of incomplete dominance,which is observed in $Antirrhinum$ $m

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self pollination

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(C) The phenotypic ratio obtained is $1:2:1$ (red:pink:white). This is a classic example of incomplete dominance,which is observed in $Antirrhinum$ $majus$ (Snapdragon). When two pink flowers $(RW)$ are crossed,the offspring are $RR$ (red),$RW$ (pink),$RW$ (pink),and $WW$ (white). Since the parents are of the same phenotype (pink) and are being crossed to produce this specific ratio,the process is known as self-pollination (or selfing).

Two pink coloured flowers on crossing resulted in $1$ red,$2$ pink and $1$ white flower progeny. The nature of the cross will be

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