Question

In plants, germ cells are derived from tissues late in plant growth. How does this fact relate to inheritance patterns observed in plants versus animals?

	a.	This explains the presence of Barr bodies found in the cells of animals but not in plants.
	b.	This explains why some genes in both the egg and sperm of animals contain special methylation patterns, whereas in plants all gametes have the same methylation patterning.
	c.	This explains why epigenetic modifications are heritable in plants but not in animals.
	d.	This explains why epigenetic modifications are heritable in animals but not in plants.
	e.	This explains why no genes in the gametes of animals contain any methylation patterns, whereas in plants all gametes have some DNA methylation.

Answer 1

Solid op this explains the pre gence of Barr bodies found in the cells of animals but not in plants. Explanations Absence of barrbodies in plants (please rate my answer the most loc