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How do you get a pink flower from a red and white one?

April 26, 2017Biology flower Mathematics pink red white

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How do you get a pink flower from a red and white one?

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That could only happen if the particular flower has incomplete dominance for that particular allele. Else the flower will be white or red and not pink or white/red with red/white patches (codominant).