In tomato plants, purple stems (P) are dominant to green (p)…

In tomato plants, purple stems (P) are dominant to green (p), and red fruit (R)  is dominant to yellow fruit (r). If a heterozygous purple-stemmed, red-fruited plant were self-fertilized, what proportion of the offspring would have purple stems and yellow fruit?  

 Assume that an incompletely dominant gene controls the feat…

 Assume that an incompletely dominant gene controls the feather color in chickens so that BB produces black, BW produces a slate-gray color called blue, and WW produces asplashed-white.  A second gene on a separate chromosome controls comb shape, with the dominant gene R producing a rose comb and the recessive genes rr producing a single comb. If a pure breeding black, rose-comb chicken is mated with a white, single-comb chicken, what proportion of the offspring will be white, single-comb chickens?