Answer:
Two offspring would have red leaves, while two offspring would have yellow leaves.
Explanation:
As you can see in the Punnet square shown below, a cross between a plant with the "Yy" genotype and a plant with the "yy" genotype, would result in two plants with the American leaves and two plants with red leaves.
This is possible to observe because, the genotype responsible for the amerela leaves is the dominant genotype, represented by the letter "Y", any plant that receives this allele will have yellow leaves. However, red leaves are a recessive characteristic, represented by the "y" allele, only plants that have two "y" alleles, without the presence of any dominant allele, may have red leaves.
