Is codominance inheritance same with incomplete dominance
inheritance?
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Answer Posted / rahulbhai
no in former all alleles are expressed with discrete
phenotype effect..exam of AB blood group.. 1A:2AB:1B.
later one gives mixed effect of all alleles.
exam of flower 1red:2pink:1white.
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