Tulips are a type of flowering plant that belong to the genus Tulipa, which is part of the lily family. They are native to Central Asia and Turkey, but are now cultivated and grown in many parts of the world for their showy, cup-shaped flowers. Tulips come in a wide range of colors including red, yellow, pink, purple, white, and multi-colored varieties. They are often associated with the Netherlands, where they have been grown since the 16th century and are now a major export.Tulips are popular

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SOLVED: You are studying a population of tulips out near La Connor; you have found a tulip field that has mostly pink tulips, with an occasional white tulip. The farmer who owns the field tells you that all of the seeds for this cross were from the cross of two heterozygous pink tulips. The farmer suspects that the white allele is not fully penetrant. You decide to count and see whether he is right. You count all of the tulips in the field and get Pink—800

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