Differentiate incomplete dominance and codominance.

1.	Differentiate incomplete dominance and codominance.
Answer» Incomplete Dominance: 1. In incomplete dominance, neither of the allele is not completely dominant to another allele rather combine and produce new trait 2. New phenotype is formed due to character blending (not alleles) 3. Example : Pink flowers of Mirabilis Jalapa Co-dominance: 1. In co-dominance, both the alleles in heterozygote are dominant and the traits are equally expressed (joint expression) 2. No formation of new phenotype rather both dominant traits are expressed, conjointly 3. Example: Red and white flowers of camellia

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Incomplete Dominance:

1. In incomplete dominance, neither of the allele is not completely dominant to another allele rather combine and produce new trait

2. New phenotype is formed due to character blending (not alleles)

3. Example : Pink flowers of Mirabilis Jalapa

Co-dominance:

1. In co-dominance, both the alleles in heterozygote are dominant and the traits are equally expressed (joint expression)

2. No formation of new phenotype rather both dominant traits are expressed, conjointly

3. Example: Red and white flowers of camellia

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