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you come back the next year to look at the flowers from the next generation of plants. you find 50 plants. if this population is in hardy-weinberg equilibrium, how many plants with white flowers would you expect to find?

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The number of plants with white flowers that you would expect to find would be the same number of plants with white flowers as there were the previous year.

The Hardy-Weinberg (PHW) is a scientific principle published in 1908 in which it is stated that the genetic composition of a population remains in equilibrium as long as natural selection or any other factor does not act and no mutation occurs.

According to the above, if a population of 50 plants of which 25 have white flowers, it could be inferred that the next year this population would have the same amount of population with white flowers thanks to the Hardy-Weinberg principle.

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