The cross involves non-pure purple-flowered plants (Pp), indicating that each parent carries one dominant allele (P) for purple flowers and one recessive allele (p) for non-purple flowers.
When crossing these plants, we can use Punnett squares to determine the possible genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring. Since both parents carry the dominant allele (P), there's a 50% chance that each offspring will inherit the dominant allele and thus have purple flowers.
Based on this, the correct statement is:
A. There is a 25% chance that each offspring will have purple flowers.
