In a variety of onions, three bulb colors segregate: red, yellow, and white. A plant with a red bulb is crossed to a plant with a white bulb, and all the offspring have red bulbs. When these are...

Asap ,please answer all subpart with explanation. Thank youIn a variety of onions, three bulb colors<br>segregate: red, yellow, and white. A plant<br>with a red bulb is crossed to a plant with a<br>white bulb, and all the offspring have red<br>bulbs. When these are selfed, the following<br>plants are obtained: Red-bulbed = 119;<br>Yellow-bulbed= 32; White-bulbed = 9. (a)<br>Give the genotypes of the parent and the<br>progeny; (b) Explain how color is<br>determined. Draw or diagram.<br>

Extracted text: In a variety of onions, three bulb colors segregate: red, yellow, and white. A plant with a red bulb is crossed to a plant with a white bulb, and all the offspring have red bulbs. When these are selfed, the following plants are obtained: Red-bulbed = 119; Yellow-bulbed= 32; White-bulbed = 9. (a) Give the genotypes of the parent and the progeny; (b) Explain how color is determined. Draw or diagram.

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