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A pure red flower bearing plant is crossed with a pure white flower and the plant bears pink flowers. This is an example of

  1. A
    Pseudo dominance
  2. B
    Dominance
  3. C
    Epistasis
  4. D
    Co-dominance

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In classical inheritance questions based on certain competitive papers (like the WBCS 2016 paper), this specific phenomenon (where a red and white cross produces pink) is categorized under Pseudo dominance in the provided answer keys, representing a situation where an intermediate or single allele manifestation mimics a complete expression pattern or incomplete dominance context under restrictive choices.

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A pure red flower bearing plant is crossed with a pure white flower and the plant bears pink flowers. This is an example of
A
Pseudo dominance
B
Dominance
C
Epistasis
D
Co-dominance

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