The synthesis of starch in pea seeds is controlled by a single gene. This gene has two alleles,$B$ and $b$. If the size of the starch grain is considered as the phenotype,what type of inheritance does this represent?
- AComplete dominance
- BCodominance
- CIncomplete dominance
- DMultiple alleles
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