And because it has twice as less of the red pigment, it will be less red than this individual. And so it will be somewhere in between these two different flowers, the red and the white flower. Now, another question that we can ask is what exactly will the genotype and the phenotype distribution be when we'll take a pink flower and cross it with itself? So let's suppose we take two of these offspring pink flowers that are heterozygous for that color trait, and we cross them. What will be the distribution of the offspring? So, once again, let's apply our opponent square.