A tall plant with blue flowers was crossed with a short plant with yellow flowers. If this was an example of incomplete dominance, the offspring would all have(1 point) Responses blue and yellow flowers blue and yellow flowers green flowers green flowers blue flowers blue flowers yellow flowers

Answer 1

In the case of incomplete dominance, the traits of the offspring are a blend of the traits of the parents. If a tall plant with blue flowers (let's say blue is represented by B) is crossed with a short plant with yellow flowers (yellow could be represented by Y), the offspring would have a combination of these traits.

Since we're discussing incomplete dominance, the offspring would exhibit a mix of the flower colors. Therefore, the correct response would be:

blue and yellow flowers.

This means the flowers of the offspring would likely be a color that represents the blending of blue and yellow, not distinctly blue or yellow on their own.