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Plant species A has two alleles for leaf color. If plant species B has four alleles for leaf color, how will the two species differ in their appearance? A. Species A will have more colors on each leaf than species B.
B. Species B will have fewer phenotypes for leaves than species A.
C. Species A will have fewer leaves per plant than species B.
D. Species B will have a greater variety of leaf colors than species A.

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