1 point Later on, you made a completely new cross. But you cannot remember the genotype from one of the parents. You are sure that one parent was (Ww). You remember your Bio class back in VCU and decided to check the ratios in the plants produced in this cross. If this cross (Ww X??) produced 140 plants, and 105 have purple flowers and 35 have white flowers. Then what is the genotype of the other parental? W=Purple color w=White color W is dominant ООО ww WW Ww You can assume W is dominant and we have complete Dominance with 100% Penetrance and Expressivity. WW 105 X 35

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