And when we mix a dominant gene with a recessive gene to produce a heterozygous individual, that dominant gene gene basically hides it, inhibits the effect of that recessive gene. So that's what we mean by complete dominance. Now, we're going to focus on a different type of mode of inheritance known as Incomplete Dominance, which is different than complete dominance. So to demonstrate what Incomplete dominance is, let's suppose we have the following two parental phenotypes. So we have the following two parents. So we have a true breeding red plant that we cross with the true breeding white plant.