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Explain the Carl Correns's monohybrid cross in Four O'clock plant with the help of schematic representation. Mention the phenotype ratio and genotype ratio of plants occurred in F2 generation.

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Carl Correns's work on four o'clock plants led to the discovery of the concept of incomplete dominance. His experiments showed that a cross between red (RR- dominant characteristic) and white (rr- recessive character) flowered four o' clock plants yielded pink flowered four o'clock plants demonstrating incomplete dominance as shown in the schematic diagram above. In the F2 generation the parent traits can be seen again. The phenotypic ratio in the F2 generation is 1:2:1 (white:pink:red) and the genotypic ratio is also 1:2:1 (rr:Rr:RR).
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