4. Purple Flowers In another one of Mendel's experiments, he crossed the offspring. Two pea plants with purple flowers (Pp) were crossed. Purple Flowers р р P PP р Pp Pp pp Genotype Probability (%) PP Pp pp Phenotype Probability (%) Purple Flowers: White Flowers:

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