You do a cross between a blue and a white flower You expecte

You do a cross between a blue and a white flower. You expected to see progeny produced in the typical mendelian ratio of 3:1. You observe 65 blue flowers and 35 white flowers. After performing a Chi Square calculation do you accept or reject the hypothesis that the color pigment for this particle flower is controlled by one gene?

Solution

I reject the null hypothesis as the given count of blue and white flowers is not in the classic mendelian ratio of 3:1 ...So it probably implies the colour of the flower is not controlled by one gene..