Answer
Choice B: 1/4
Explanation: Petunias flower has 2 allele P1(pink) and P2 (blue) and both are not dominant. So these two will give equal phenotypic ratio after F2 generation (punnet square). Pink and blue there fore give a ratio of 1/4. Then the remaining 2/4 will be purple flower.
Pink- 1/4
Blue-1/4
Purple-2/4
So the phenotypic ratio is 1:2:1.
So that the Choice “B” alone is correct from the given statement. Other choices are wrong for the given statement.
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