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Transcribed Image Text:27. If a trait such as leaf color demonstrates incomplete dominance, then if a plant with dark green leaves (G) crossed
with a plant with light green leaves (g), then the F₁ generation would have leaves of which color?
A. Dark Green
C. Dark green leaves with light green spots
B. Light Green
D. Medium Green
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